CURRICULUM VITAE Melissa A. McDiarmid, MD, …American Board of Internal Medicine 1982 American...

CURRICULUM VITAE Melissa A. McDiarmid, MD, MPH, DABT

Professor of Medicine Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health

Director, Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Business Address University of Maryland School of Medicine Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 11 S. Paca Street, 2nd Floor Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Phone Number (410)-706-7464 Fax Number (410)-706-4078 E-mail [email protected] Education

B.A., Biological Science, University of Maryland Baltimore County 1975 Baltimore, Maryland M.D., Medicine, University of Maryland at Baltimore 1979

Baltimore, Maryland M.P.H., Occupational Medicine/Toxicology, 1986

The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Baltimore, Maryland Post Graduate Education and Training

Intern in Medicine 1979-1980 Thomas Jefferson University

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Resident in Medicine 1980-1982 Thomas Jefferson University

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fellowship in Occupational & Preventive Medicine 1985-1987 The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore, Maryland Certifications

American Board of Internal Medicine 1982 American Board of Preventive and Occupational Medicine 1987 American Board of Toxicology 1988, 1993, 1998,

2003, 2008, 2013 Medical Licensure

State of Pennsylvania 1980 State of Maryland 1985 State of New Jersey 2009

Employment History Instructor in Medicine 1982 - 1983 Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Curriculum Vitae Melissa A. McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H.,

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Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine 1983 - 1985 Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine and Toxicology Director, Medical Student Clerkship Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Assistant Professor of Environmental Health Science 1987-1991

Joint Appointment w/Internal Medicine Director, Occupational Medicine Residency

The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore, Maryland

Adjunct Assistant Professor 1991 - 1995 The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore, Maryland Director, Office of Occupational Medicine 9/1991- 8/1996 U.S. Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Washington, D.C. Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine 1992- 1996 University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland

Associate Professor of Medicine 9/1996-6/2000 Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health Occupational Health Program University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland

Adjunct Associate Professor 1995 - 2007 Department of Environmental Health Sciences

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Baltimore, Maryland

Director, Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2014-present University of Maryland School of Medicine

Baltimore, Maryland Professor of Medicine 7/1999-2014

Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health Director, Occupational/Environmental Health Program University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland

Adjunct Professor 2007 - Present Department of Environmental Health Sciences

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Baltimore, Maryland


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Adjunct Professor 2013 - Present

The University of North Carolina at North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina Professional Memberships Fellow, American College of Physicians 1991 - Present

Fellow, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 1991 - Present Fellow, Collegium Ramazzini 1991 - Present Member, American Public Health Association 1985 – Present Member, Society of Toxicology 1998 – Present

Honors and Awards State of Maryland Scholarship, University of Maryland at Baltimore 1975 Dean’s Scholarship, University of Maryland at Baltimore 1975 NIOSH Fellow in Occupational Medicine 1987 The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Chair, Directors of Occupational Medicine Residency Programs 1991 Elected Member, Collegium Ramazzini 1991 Elected Member - Delta Omega - Public Health Honor Society 1998 Elected to Governing Council - American Public Health Association 1998 Elected Councilor, Society of Occupational & Environmental Health 1998 Appointed Member, National Board of Medical Examiners, Step 3, 1998 Behavioral & Occupational Medicine Test Committee Appointed Member, Board of Scientific Councilors, Agency for Toxic 1998 - 2004 Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) – CDC Awarded Vice President Gore's "Hammer Award" for promoting 1998 Healthcare Workers' Safety through partnership between Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) Appointed Member, Safety & Occupational Health Study Section, NIH 1999 - 2001 Prevention Workgroup Chair, CDC National Meeting on Health Effects 1999 of Gulf War Service Elected member, Delta Omega, Public Health Honor Society 2003 Chair, Board of Scientific Councilors, Agency for Toxic 2003 Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) – CDC Member, Board of Advisors to Director, Centers for Disease Control 2003 (CDC) National Academy of Sciences/Institute of Medicine Committee on 2005-2007 Evaluation of Presumptive Disability Decision Making for Veterans National Academy of Sciences/Institute of Medicine 2007- 2013 Standing Committee on NIOSH National Personal Protective Technology Laboratory (NPPTL) Director, WHO/PAHO Collaborating Center for Occupational Health at 2009-Present University of Maryland School of Medicine Member, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Toxicology Program 2009-2013 (NTP) Member, Advisory Board – Maryland Occupational Safety and Health 2009-2013 (MOSH)


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Clinical Publication of the Year Award – University of Maryland 2011 Department of Medicine: “Chromosome 5 & 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Workers Handling Anticancer Drugs” USP (U.S. Pharmacopeia) Expert Panel on Hazardous Drugs Handling 2012-Present Appointed Chair, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Toxicology 2013 Program (NTP) Appointed Honorary Member of the Oncology Nursing Society 2015

Administrative Service Institutional Service - University of Maryland School of Medicine Medical Director, Depleted Uranium Follow-Up Program 9/1996-Present Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center Baltimore, Maryland Department of Medicine 1996-Present Intern Selection Committee Interviewer

School of Medicine Council 1998-1999

Department of Medicine Alternate

Preventive Medicine Residency Advisory Committee 1999-Present Member, Department of Medicine 2003-Present Appointment, Promotions and Tenure Committee

Department of Medicine Promotion and Tenure Committee 2004-Present Appointed Chair 2008-Present

Administrative Service Institutional Service - Johns Hopkins University

Division Residency Selection Committee 1987-1991 Director, Occupational Medicine Residency 1987-1991 The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore, Maryland

Strategic Planning Committee 1989-1991 Department Retreat Preparation Committee 1987

Professional Practice Committee 1988-1991 School

University Environmental Health Committee 1987-1991 Committee on Preventive Medicine Residencies 1989-1991

Local and National Service Government Service

Director, Office of Occupational Medicine 1991-9/1996


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U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Washington, D.C. Editorial Tasks Manuscript Reviewer

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Health Physics Journal of Clinical Epidemiology Toxicology Letters American Journal of Epidemiology Lancet Southern Medical Journal Leuekmia American Journal of Industrial Medicine Journal of Patient Safety American Journal of Public Health International Journal of Occupational Environmental Research Health & Public Health Nursing Cancer Causes and Control Journal of Hazardous Materials Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene

Major Consultantships Johns Hopkins Hospital Employee Health Service 1987-1991 Cumberland Area Health Education Center 1987 International Association of Fire Fighters 1987-present

Caterpillar Corporation, Peoria, Illinois 1987 Tumor Registry, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital 1987 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania National Fire Protection Association 1988 Subcommittee for Medical Surveillance of Fire Fighters U.S. Army Occupational Medicine 1989-1996 Residency/Environmental Hygiene Agency NOVA Pharmaceuticals, Baltimore, Maryland Ontario, Canada Ministry of Labor, Occupational Disease Panel 1992 Pan American Health Organization 1995-present Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) 1996-1999

Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare 1996-present Organizations (JCAHO), Healthcare Safety & Health Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) 1996-present U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs 1997

Department of Energy, Idaho Falls, Idaho 2001 CH2M Hill, Redmond, Washington 2005 – 2007 C8 Medical Panel 2012 – present

Advisory Panels Occupational Cancer Study Section, National Cancer Institute 1984 Philadelphia Health Commissioner's Panel on Asbestos 1984-1985

Exposed Municipal Workers Invited Participant, Region III Women's Health Conferences 1985

Testimony before the New Hampshire Legislature on Cancer in Fire Fighters

Testimony before the Massachusetts Legislature on Cancer in 1987, 1990 Fire Fighters

Consultant to City of Baltimore Occupational Medicine Department 1990 Healthy People 2000: Committee on Occupational Health 1990-1996 Federal CDC Task Force on Tuberculosis Department 1992-1996 British Columbia Worker Compensation Board Advisor on 1993


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Hazardous Drugs White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, 1994

Health Promotion, Disease and Injury Prevention Sub-Committee U.S. Navy Reproductive Hazards Review Board 1994 NIOSH National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) 1997-2005

Subcommittee: Fertility and Pregnancy Abnormalities NIOSH National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) 2006-Present Team on Health Care Hazards American Institute of Architecture (AIA) – 1999-2000 Committee on Healthcare Facility Design

State of Maryland Legionnella Task Force 1999-2000 NIOSH Workgroup on Hazardous Drug Safe Handling, Co-Chair 2000-2004 US Presidential Advisory Board in Science, Engineering/Health 2008-2009 Ana G. Mendez University System, Puerto Rico U.S. Advisory Board Member State of Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Administration 2009-Present (MOSH) Advisory Board Member, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Toxicology Program 2009-2012 (NTP) Appointed Chair, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Toxicology 2013 Program (NTP) USP 800 – Pharmacopeia Chapter 800: Hazardous Drugs – Handling in Healthcare Settings; Compounding with Hazardous Drugs Expert Panel 2013-Present

Major Research Interests

Healthcare Worker Occupational Health Heavy Metal Intoxication/Uranium Exposure Reproductive Hazards Occupational Cancer Hazardous Drugs Fire Fighter Exposures Veterans Exposure to Environmental Agents

Teaching Responsibilities Plato (medical educational programmed learning system) 1976 - 1977

computer author for the Department of Medical Education University of Maryland School of Medicine Clinical Teaching 1988 - 2000

Year II Program in Occupational Health Small Group Leader approx. 2- 2 hr sessions/yr; approx 15 students/session;

Visiting Lecturer 1992-1996 Preventive Medicine Patho Physiology 560 & Therapeutics Occupational Medicine Section 1-2 lectures annually, 150 students/lecture

Lecturer and Co-Course Master – see below for description 1996 Preventive Medicine 668 Introduction to Environmental & Occupational Health


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Course Master 1997-2000 Epidemiology 668 - 3 hours/wk in classroom;

3 hours prep/wk x 16 weeks semester; course enrollment from 8 to 20/yr Graduate School - UMAB

Outside the University: Johns Hopkins University

Pre- And Post Doctoral Trainees Supervision of Occupational Medicine Residents 1987-1991 Johns Hopkins Occupational Medicine Consult and Out-patient Services

Thesis Reader - Mr. Herman Gibb 1989 Department of Epidemiology

Teaching Responsibilities ( Continued)

Environmental Health Department Comprehensive Examinations Iman Nuwayid 1987 Cheryl Zlotnik 1989 Examiner - Kellogg Trainees 1989 Jude Van Buren 1991 Clinical Teaching Supervision of Residents in Occupational Medicine Clinic - weekly 1987-1991 Johns Hopkins Hospital and Center for Occupational and Environmental Health 12 residents/year; 3-6 hours/weekly

Supervision of Residents in Medicine and Family Medicine in the 1996-Present Occupational Medicine Practice (FPO) – Two Sessions Weekly 1-2 residents per month; 12-20 residents per year, Primarily Family Medicine (requirement), Preventive Medicine and Internal Medicine. Lecturer In Other Courses Clinical Preventive Medicine 1990-1991 1-2 lectures/year and 15 residents/class Occupational Health Nursing 1990-1991 1-2 lectures/year and 6 students/class Clinical Occupation Medicine/Toxicology 1990 – Present 1-2 lectures/year and 15-20 students/class Continuing Education Lecturer Toxicology Update, 250 attendees 1989 Control of Biohazards in the Research Laboratory, 75 attendees 1989-1992 Courses Directed - Outside University of Maryland Core Curriculum in Occupational Medicine, 30 attendees; 1983-1985

5-6 classes/year Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA


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Assistant Director Clinical, Occupational Medicine Course 1987 15 classes/quarter, 20-25 students Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health (188.684)

Director Clinical Occupational Medicine Course 1988-1991 15 classes/quarter, 20-25 students Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health (188.684) Previous Experience in Medical Education

Instructor, School for "Barefoot Doctors", Cambodian Refugee Camp, 1980 Khao I-Dang, Thailand, July-September, 1980. Coordinator, Internal Medicine Clerkship, Jefferson Medical College, 1982-85 Involved curriculum development formal classroom and bedside teaching, counseling of students and student evaluation.

Work in Global Health

Member of the Cornell Medical Team providing health care for 1980 Cambodian Refugees on the Thai-Cambodian border, July - September, 1980. PAHO Mission Assignment 2009 Technical Assistance to Guyana Ministry of Health H, N, Pandemic Preparation for the Health Sector June 16-18, 2009 International Training Course on Occupational & Environmental Medicine 2011, 2013, 2015 Chulabhorn Research Institute Bangkok, Thailand January 24-28, 2011 July 22-27, 2013 August 12-20, 2015 University of Baltimore (UMB) Inter Professional Education Program 2014 “Health System Strengthening in the Gambia” June 1-14, 2014 “Health System Strengthening Through Worker Protection” 2016 May 29 – June 10, 2016

Grant Support

Active Accounts Source of Support: Department of Veterans Affairs Project Title: “Depleted Uranium Follow-up Program” (DU) Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 45% Annual Direct Cost: FY14: $1,639,489 Renews Annually Total Period of Support: 1996-present


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Source of Support: Department of Veterans Affairs Project Title: “Toxic Embedded Fragment Surveillance Center” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 45% effort - combined with DU (see above) Annual Direct Cost: FY14: $1,546,014 Renews Annually Total Period of Support: 2009 – present Source of Support: CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Project Title: “Respirator Selection Factors and User Acceptance in Healthcare Workers: What Elastomeric Users are Saying” Principal Investigator: Stella Hines, M.D., M.S.P.H. Co-Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H., D.A.B.T. Percent Effort: 10% Annual Direct Cost FY14: $499,569 Total Period of Support 09/01/2014 – 08/31/2016 Source of Support: Department of Defense Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program (DOD CDMRP)

Project Title: "Assessing Health Effects of Blast Injuries and Embedded Metal Fragments."

Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 20% Annual Direct Cost: $7,800,000 Total Period of Support: 09/01/2016 – 08/31/2021

Grant Support - In-Active Accounts

Source of Support: State of Pennsylvania State Health Data Center

Project Title: “Enhancement of Occupational and Industry Items for the Pennsylvania Cancer Registry”

Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Identifying Number: RFP # 1983-07-24 Annual Direct Cost: $25,000 (two year award) Total Direct Costs: $50,000 Total Period of Support: 1983-1985

Program Project Title: “Biological Monitoring of Antineoplastic Drug

Handlers, Biomedical Research Support Grant Program Director: P.I. Alan Goldberg Ph.D.

Institutional Program Award Project Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Annual Direct Cost: $10,000 Total Direct Costs: $10,000 Total Period of Support: 1987-1988 Source of Support: NIOSH Identifying Number: OH 07090 Program Project Title: “Occupational Health Resources/Center”


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Program Director: M. Corn Subproject Title: Occupational Medicine Residency Program

-Research Training Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort/Portion of Support: 20% Annual Direct Cost: $41,000 (Subproject)

Total Direct Costs: $549,000 Total Period of Support: 07/01/87-06/30/90

Source of Support: National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) & International Association of Fire Fighters

Project Title: “Superfund Training Grant for Fire Fighters” Project Director: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort/Portion of Support: 40% Total Direct Cost: $79,102 Total Period of Support: 09/30/87-08/31/92 Source of Support: Heinz Family Foundation Program Project Title: “Musculo-Skeletal Disorders: A Women’s Health

Issue” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 5% Annual Direct Cost: $57,854 Total Direct Costs: $57,854 Total Period of Support: 07/01/98-06/30/99

Source of Support: Heinz Family Foundation Project Title: “Measures of Quality in Long-Term Care” Principle Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 10% Total Direct Costs: $74,700 (for entire period) Total Period of Support: 09/01/99-08/31/00 Source of Support: Department of Labor Program Project Title: “Evaluating Outcomes of the OSHA/Joint Commission

Partnership” Principal Investigator Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 7% Annual Direct Cost: $25,000 Total Direct Costs: $75,000 Total Period of Support: 08/01/97-07/31/99; 9/22/00-3/01/01 Source of Support: International Association of Fire Fighters Program Project Title: “The Fire Fighting Environment: Risks for Breast Cancer,

Gynecologic Malignancies and Lymphoma” Principle Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H.

Percent Effort: 10% Annual Direct Cost: $35,000 Total Direct Costs: $35,000


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Total Period of Support: 01/01/99-10/01/99 Source of Support: NIOSH Identifying Number: 2001-N-08006 Program Project Title: Antineoplastic Drug Exposure:

Effectiveness of Guidelines Principle Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: Variable Annual Direct Cost: $300,000 Total Direct Costs: $1,500,000 + Supplement Total Period of Support: 10/1/01- 07/01/08 Source of Support: The Commonwealth Fund Project Title: “Improving Practices for Lifting Nursing Home Residents” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort 10% Total Direct Costs: $191,392 Total Period of Support: 01/01/07- 03/31/09 Source of Support: The Jacob and Valeria Langeloth

Foundation/Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Project Title: “Sustaining Long-Term Caregivers in Safer Jobs” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 10% Total Direct Costs: $450,000 Total Period of Support: 07/01/07- 08/03/2010 – No cost extension through

2012

Source of Support: UMB Global Inter professional Education Program Project Title: “Health System Strengthening in the Gambia” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 5% Total Direct Costs: $10,000 Total Period of Support: 06/01/14 - 06/14/2014 Source of Support: UMB Global Inter professional Education Program Project Title: “Health System Strengthening through Worker Protection” Principal Investigator: Melissa McDiarmid, M.D., M.P.H. Percent Effort: 5% Total Direct Costs: $6,000 Total Period of Support: 05/29/16 - 06/10/2016


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Publications 1. McDiarmid M. A., Zivin C. Psychogenic-organic Symptom Overlap: Considerations for Non-Medical

Psychotherapists. Psychother. 23(1):115-119, 1986. 2. Bresnitz E, Rest K, Philadelphia Task Force (McDiarmid M. A., et al.): Worker Education and

Medical Screening. Recommendations of the Philadelphia Task Force on Asbestos Exposure of Municipal Workers. Amer. J. Pub. Health 76(7), 1986.

3. M. A. McDiarmid, T.Egan, M.Furio, M.Bonacci, S.R.Watts. Sampling for airborne fluorouracil in a hospital drug preparation area, Am. J. Hosp. Pharm. 43 (1986) 1942-1945.

4. McDiarmid M.A., T.Egan. Acute occupational exposure to antineoplastic agents, J. Occup. Med. 30 (1988) 984-987.

5. McDiarmid M.A., D.Jacobson-Kram. Aerosolised pentamidine and public health, Lancet 2 (1989) 863-864.

6. R.Y.Demers, C.W.Michaels, R.Frank, K.Fagan, McDiarmid M.A., T.Rohr. Termination of health benefits for Pittston mine workers: impact on the health and security of miners and their families, J. Public Health Policy 11 (1990) 474-480.

7. McDiarmid M.A., P.T.Strickland. DNA adducts as markers of exposure in hazardous waste workers. State of the Art Reviews in Occup. Med. 5 (1990) 49-58.

8. McDiarmid M.A.. Medical surveillance for antineoplastic-drug handlers, Am. J. Hosp. Pharm. 47 (1990) 1061-1066.

9. McDiarmid M.A., P.T.Strickland, K.Kolodner, J.Hansen, D.Jacobson-Kram. Baseline and phosphoramide mustard-induced sister-chromatid exchanges in cancer patients treated with cyclophosphamide, Mutat. Res. 241 (1990) 273-278.

10. R.K.Sokas, A.Besarab, McDiarmid M.A., I.M.Shapiro, P.Bloch. Sensitivity of in vivo X-ray fluorescence determination of skeletal lead stores, Arch. Environ. Health 45 (1990) 268-272.

11. J.Agnew, McDiarmid M.A., P.S.Lees, R.Duffy. Reproductive hazards of fire fighting. I. Non-chemical hazards, Am. J. Ind. Med. 19 (1991) 433-445.

12. McDiarmid M.A., P.S.Lees, J.Agnew, M.Midzenski, R.Duffy. Reproductive hazards of fire fighting. II. Chemical hazards, Am. J. Ind. Med. 19 (1991) 447-472.

13. McDiarmid M.A., H.T.Gurley, D.Arrington. Pharmaceuticals as hospital hazards: managing the risks, J. Occup. Med. 33 (1991) 155-158.

14. McDiarmid M.A., J.Agnew, P.S.Lees, R.Duffy, J.Melius. Pregnant firefighter performance, J. Occup. Med. 33 (1991) 446-450.

15. McDiarmid M.A., P.T.Iype, K.Kolodner, D.Jacobson-Kram, P.T.Strickland. Evidence for acrolein-modified DNA in peripheral blood leukocytes of cancer patients treated with cyclophosphamide, Mutat. Res. 248 (1991) 93-99.

16. McDiarmid M.A., R.Bonanni, M.Finocchiaro. Poor agreement of occupational data between a hospital-based cancer registry and interview, J. Occup. Med. 33 (1991) 726-729.

17. McDiarmid M.A.. Occupational exposure in lung cancer patients: contribution of remote past work, Am. J. Prev. Med. 7 (1991) 348-351.

18. M.A.Midzenski, McDiarmid M.A., N.Rothman, K.Kolodner. Acute high dose exposure to benzene in shipyard workers, Am. J. Ind. Med. 22 (1992) 553-565.

19. McDiarmid M.A., K.Kolodner, F.Humphrey, D.Putman, D.Jacobson-Kram. Baseline and phosphoramide mustard-induced sister-chromatid exchanges in pharmacists handling anti-cancer drugs, Mutat. Res. 279 (1992) 199-204.

20. McDiarmid M.A., J.Schaefer, C.L.Richard, R.E.Chaisson, B.S.Tepper. Efficacy of engineering controls in reducing occupational exposure to aerosolized pentamidine, Chest 102 (1992) 1764-1766.

21. J.J.McDevitt, P.S.Lees, McDiarmid M.A.. Exposure of hospital pharmacists and nurses to antineoplastic agents, J. Occup. Med. 35 (1993) 57-60.

22. D.M.Arrington, McDiarmid M.A.. Comprehensive program for handling hazardous drugs, Am. J. Hosp. Pharm. 50 (1993) 1170-1174.


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23. McDiarmid M.A., V.Weaver. Fouling one's own nest revisited, Am. J. Ind. Med. 24 (1993) 1-9. 24. V.M.Weaver, McDiarmid M.A., J.A.Guidera, F.E.Humphrey, J.A.Schaefer. Occupational chemical

exposures in an academic medical center, J. Occup. Med. 35 (1993) 701-706. 25. McDiarmid M.A., J.Fujikawa, J.Schaefer, G.Weinmann, R.E.Chaisson, C.A.Hudson. Health effects

and exposure assessment of aerosolized pentamidine handlers, Chest 104 (1993) 382-385. 26. D.Jacobson-Kram, R.J.Albertini, R.F.Branda, M.T.Falta, P.T.Iype, K.Kolodner, S.H.Liou, McDiarmid

M.A., M.Morris, J.A.Nicklas, . Measurement of chromosomal aberrations, sister chromatid exchange, hprt mutations, and DNA adducts in peripheral lymphocytes of human populations at increased risk for cancer, Environ. Health Perspect. 101 Suppl 3 (1993) 121-125.

27. P.Breysse, P.S.Lees, McDiarmid M.A., B.Curbow. ELF magnetic field exposures in an office environment, Am. J. Ind. Med. 25 (1994) 177-185.

28. K.M.Bowden, McDiarmid M.A.. Occupationally acquired tuberculosis: what's known, J. Occup. Med. 36 (1994) 320-325.

29. McDiarmid M.A., P.Breysse, P.S.Lees, B.Curbow, K.Kolodner. Investigation of a spontaneous abortion cluster: lessons learned, Am. J. Ind. Med. 25 (1994) 463-475.

30. B.Curbow, McDiarmid M.A., P.Breysse, P.S.Lees. Investigation of a spontaneous abortion cluster: development of a risk communication plan, Am. J. Ind. Med. 26 (1994) 265-275.

31. McDiarmid M.A., N.A.Gillen, L.Hathon. Regulatory considerations of occupational tuberculosis control, Occup. Med. 9 (1994) 671-679.

32. McDiarmid M.A., D.Jacobson-Kram, K.Koloder, D.P.Deeter, R.M.Lachiver, B.G.Scott, B.Petrucelli, D.Gustavison, D.Putman. Increased frequencies of sister chromatid exchange in soldiers deployed to Kuwait, Mutagenesis 10 (1995) 263-265.

33. E.S.Ford, S.Rhodes, McDiarmid M.A., S.L.Schwartz, J.Brown. Deaths from acute exposure to trichloroethylene, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 37 (1995) 749-754.

34. McDiarmid M.A., J.Agnew. Reproductive hazards and firefighters, Occup. Med. 10 (1995) 829-841. 35. E.S.Porter, McDiarmid M.A., M.Montopoli, A.Presson, V.Holland. Prevalence of antibodies to

hepatitis B and C among fire department personnel prior to implementation of a hepatitis B vaccination program, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 38 (1996) 125-127.

36. M.T.Wallin, McDiarmid M.A., M.Montopoli, A.Presson, V.Holland. Hepatitis B vaccine for medical students, JAMA 275 (1996) 444.

37. McDiarmid M.A., M.J.Gamponia, M.A.Ryan, J.M.Hirshon, N.A.Gillen, M.Cox. Tuberculosis in the workplace: OSHA's compliance experience, Infect. Control Hosp. Epidemiol. 17 (1996) 159-164.

38. A.C.Presson, McDiarmid M.A.. OSHA's perspective on occupational exposure to hazardous drugs, Am. J. Health Syst. Pharm. 53 (1996) 1719-1720.

39. P.Harber, S.Barnhart, B.A.Boehlecke, W.S.Beckett, T.Gerrity, McDiarmid M.A., E.Nardbell, L.Repsher, L.Brousseau, T.K.Hodous, M.J.Utell. Respiratory protection guidelines. This official statement of the American Thoracic Society was adopted by the ATS Board of Directors, March 1996, Am. J. Respir. Crit Care Med. 154 (1996) 1153-1165.

40. McDiarmid M.A., C.S.Freeman, E.A.Grossman, J.Martonik. Biological monitoring results for cadmium exposed workers, Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J. 57 (1996) 1019-1023.

41. Kessler, ER, McDiarmid M.A. Infectious Respiratory Hazards in Hospitals and Laboratories. Clinical Pulmonary Medicine 4(1), (1997):8:16.

42. McDiarmid M.A., C.S.Freeman, E.A.Grossman, J.Martonik. Follow-up of biologic monitoring results in cadmium workers removed from exposure, Am. J. Ind. Med. 32 (1997) 261-267.

43. McDiarmid M.A.. Tuberculosis in the health care industry, Occup. Med. 12 (1997) 767-774. 44. R.R.Gershon, D.Vlahov, J.A.Escamilla-Cejudo, M.Badawi, McDiarmid M.A., C.Karkashian,

M.Grimes, G.W.Comstock. Tuberculosis risk in funeral home employees, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 40 (1998) 497-503.


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45. M.C.Poirier, A.Weston, B.Schoket, H.Shamkhani, C.F.Pan, McDiarmid M.A., B.G.Scott, D.P.Deeter, J.M.Heller, D.Jacobson-Kram, N.Rothman. Biomonitoring of United States Army soldiers serving in Kuwait in 1991, Cancer Epidemiol. Biomarkers Prev. 7 (1998) 545-551.

46. B.Castleman, J.Dement, F.Giannasi, A.L.Frank, H.Frumkin, M.Gochfeld, B.D.Goldstein, P.Grandjean, J.LaDou, R.A.Lemen, B.S.Levy, C.Maltoni, McDiarmid M.A., E.K.Silbergeld, D.T.Teitelbaum, A.Thebaud-Mony, A.C.Upton, D.H.Wegman. Salud ocupacional, Int. J. Occup. Med. Environ. Health 11(2) (1998) 195-197.

47. B.Castleman, J.Dement, A.L.Frank, H.Frumkin, F.Giannasi, M.Gochfeld, B.D.Goldstein, P.Grandjean, M.Greenberg, J.LaDou, R.A.Lemen, B.S.Levy, C.Maltoni, McDiarmid M.A., E.K.Silbergeld, D.T.Teitelbaum, A.Thebaud-Mony, A.C.Upton, D.H.Wegman. Salud Ocupacional, Int. J. Occup. Environ. Health 4(2) (1998) 131-133.

48. B.P.Petruccelli, M.Goldenbaum, B.Scott, R.Lachiver, D.Kanjarpane, E.Elliott, M.Francis, McDiarmid M.A., D.Deeter. Health effects of the 1991 Kuwait oil fires: a survey of US army troops, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 41 (1999) 433-439.

49. McDiarmid M.A., F.J.Hooper, K.Squibb, K.McPhaul. The utility of spot collection for urinary uranium determinations in depleted uranium exposed Gulf War veterans, Health Phys. 77 (1999) 261-264.

50. J.W.Ejnik, A.J.Carmichael, M.M.Hamilton, McDiarmid M.A., K.Squibb, P.Boyd, W.Tardiff. Determination of the isotopic composition of uranium in urine by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, Health Phys. 78 (2000) 143-146.

51. McDiarmid M.A., J.P.Keogh, F.J.Hooper, K.McPhaul, K.Squibb, R.Kane, R.DiPino, M.Kabat, B.Kaup, L.Anderson, D.Hoover, L.Brown, M.Hamilton, D.Jacobson-Kram, B.Burrows, M.Walsh. Health effects of depleted uranium on exposed Gulf War veterans, Environ. Res. 82 (2000) 168-180.

52. McDiarmid M.A.. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the public health model, Am. J. Public Health 90 (2000) 186-187.

53. McDiarmid M.A., M.Oliver, J.Ruser, P.Gucer. Male and female rate differences in carpal tunnel syndrome injuries: personal attributes or job tasks?, Environ. Res. 83 (2000) 23-32.

54. McDiarmid M.A.. Depleted uranium and public health, BMJ 322 (2001) 123-124. 55. McDiarmid M.A., S.M.Engelhardt, M.Oliver. Urinary uranium concentrations in an enlarged Gulf

War veteran cohort, Health Phys. 80 (2001) 270-273. 56. McDiarmid M.A., P.W.Gucer. The "GRAS" status of women's work, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 43

(2001) 665-669. 57. McDiarmid M.A., K.Squibb, S.Engelhardt, M.Oliver, P.Gucer, P.D.Wilson, R.Kane, M.Kabat,

B.Kaup, L.Anderson, D.Hoover, L.Brown, D.Jacobson-Kram. Surveillance of depleted uranium exposed Gulf War veterans: health effects observed in an enlarged "friendly fire" cohort, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 43 (2001) 991-1000.

58. S.J.Hodge, J.Ejnik, K.S.Squibb, McDiarmid M.A., E.R.Morris, M.R.Landauer, D.E.McClain. Detection of depleted uranium in biological samples from Gulf War veterans, Mil. Med. 166 (2001) 69-70.

59. McDiarmid M.A., F.J.Hooper, K.Squibb, K.McPhaul, S.M.Engelhardt, R.Kane, R.DiPino, M.Kabat. Health effects and biological monitoring results of Gulf War veterans exposed to depleted uranium, Mil. Med. 167 (2002) 123-124.

60. C.D.Thorne, B.Curbow, M.Oliver, M.Al-Ibrahim, McDiarmid M.A.. Terrorism preparedness training for nonclinical hospital workers: empowering them to take action, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 45 (2003) 333-337.

61. C.C.Lawson, T.M.Schnorr, G.P.Daston, B.Grajewski, M.Marcus, McDiarmid M.A., E.Murono, S.D.Perreault, S.M.Schrader, M.Shelby. An occupational reproductive research agenda for the third millennium, Environ. Health Perspect. 111 (2003) 584-592.

62. P.W.Gucer, M.Oliver, McDiarmid M.A.. Workplace threats to health and job turnover among women workers, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 45 (2003) 683-690.


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63. C.D.Thorne, J.M.Hirshon, C.D.Himes, McDiarmid M.A.. Emergency medicine tools to manage smallpox (vaccinia) vaccination complications: clinical practice guideline and policies and procedures, Ann. Emerg. Med. 42 (2003) 665-680.

64. R.H.Gwiazda, K.Squibb, McDiarmid M.A., D.Smith. Detection of depleted uranium in urine of veterans from the 1991 Gulf War, Health Phys. 86 (2004) 12-18.

65. McDiarmid M.A., S.Engelhardt, M.Oliver, P.Gucer, P.D.Wilson, R.Kane, M.Kabat, B.Kaup, L.Anderson, D.Hoover, L.Brown, B.Handwerger, R.J.Albertini, D.Jacobson-Kram, C.D.Thorne, K.S.Squibb. Health effects of depleted uranium on exposed Gulf War veterans: a 10-year follow-up, J. Toxicol. Environ. Health A 67 (2004) 277-296.

66. McDiarmid M.A., K.Squibb, S.M.Engelhardt. Biologic monitoring for urinary uranium in gulf war I veterans, Health Phys. 87 (2004) 51-56.

67. D.G.DeBord, R.E.Savage, Jr., H.Drexler, C.Freeman, J.Groopman, M.Jayjock, McDiarmid M.A., M.Morgan, R.Santella, P.Schulte, G.Talaska, R.Tardiff, C.Viau. A summary of the workshop applying biomarkers to occupational health practice, J. Occup. Environ. Hyg. 1 (2004) D57-D60.

68. C.D.Thorne, S.Khozin, McDiarmid M.A.. Using the hierarchy of control technologies to improve healthcare facility infection control: lessons from severe acute respiratory syndrome, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 46 (2004) 613-622.

69. C.D.Thorne, M.Oliver, M.Al-Ibrahim, P.W.Gucer, McDiarmid M.A.. Terrorism-preparedness training for non-clinical hospital workers: tailoring content and presentation to meet workers' needs, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 46 (2004) 668-676.

70. B.Grajewski, J.B.Coble, L.M.Frazier, McDiarmid M.A.. Occupational exposures and reproductive health: 2003 Teratology Society Meeting Symposium summary, Birth Defects Res. B Dev. Reprod. Toxicol. 74 (2005) 157-163.

71. J.W.Ejnik, T.I.Todorov, F.G.Mullick, K.Squibb, McDiarmid M.A., J.A.Centeno. Uranium analysis in urine by inductively coupled plasma dynamic reaction cell mass spectrometry, Anal. Bioanal. Chem. 382 (2005) 73-79.

72. McDiarmid M.A., M.Condon. Organizational safety culture/climate and worker compliance with hazardous drug guidelines: lessons from the blood-borne pathogen experience, J. Occup. Environ. Med. 47 (2005) 740-749.

73. McDiarmid M.A., S.M.Engelhardt, M.Oliver, P.Gucer, P.D.Wilson, R.Kane, M.Kabat, B.Kaup, L.Anderson, D.Hoover, L.Brown, R.J.Albertini, R.Gudi, D.Jacobson-Kram, C.D.Thorne, K.S.Squibb. Biological monitoring and surveillance results of Gulf War I veterans exposed to depleted uranium, Int. Arch. Occup. Environ. Health 79 (2006) 11-21.

74. K.S.Squibb, R.W.Leggett, McDiarmid M.A.. Prediction of renal concentrations of depleted uranium and radiation dose in Gulf War veterans with embedded shrapnel, Health Phys. 89 (2005) 267-273.

75. S.E.Fenton, M.Condon, A.S.Ettinger, J.S.LaKind, A.Mason, McDiarmid M.A., Z.Qian, S.G.Selevan. Collection and use of exposure data from human milk biomonitoring in the United States, J. Toxicol. Environ. Health A 68 (2005) 1691-1712.

76. C.M.Berlin, J.S.LaKind, S.E.Fenton, R.Y.Wang, M.N.Bates, R.L.Brent, M.Condon, B.L.Crase, M.L.Dourson, A.S.Ettinger, B.Foos, P.Furst, G.P.Giacoia, D.A.Goldstein, S.G.Haynes, K.D.Hench, S.Kacew, G.Koren, R.A.Lawrence, A.Mason, McDiarmid M.A., G.Moy, L.L.Needham, I.M.Paul, L.C.Pugh, Z.Qian, L.Salamone, S.G.Selevan, B.Sonawane, A.J.Tarzian, T.M.Rose, K.Uhl. Conclusions and recommendations of the expert panel: technical workshop on human milk surveillance and biomonitoring for environmental chemicals in the United States, J. Toxicol. Environ. Health A 68 (2005) 1825-1831.

77. C.C.Lawson, B.Grajewski, G.P.Daston, L.M.Frazier, D.Lynch, McDiarmid M.A., E.Murono, S.D.Perreault, W.A.Robbins, M.A.Ryan, M.Shelby, E.A.Whelan. Workgroup report: Implementing a national occupational reproductive research agenda--decade one and beyond, Environ. Health Perspect. 114 (2006) 435-441.


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78. K.S.Squibb, McDiarmid M.A.. Depleted uranium exposure and health effects in Gulf War veterans, Philos. Trans. R. Soc. Lond B Biol. Sci. 361 (2006) 639-648.

79. McDiarmid M.A., K.Gehle. Preconception brief: occupational/environmental exposures, Matern. Child Health J. 10 (2006) S123-S128.

80. McDiarmid M.A.. Chemical hazards in health care: high hazard, high risk, but low protection, Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 1076 (2006) 601-606.

81. T.H.Connor, McDiarmid M.A. Preventing occupational exposures to antineoplastic drugs in health care settings, CA Cancer J. Clin. 56 (2006) 354-365.

82. M.A.McDevitt, M.Condon, J.Stamberg, J.E.Karp, McDiarmid M.A. Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) in bone marrow and peripheral blood of leukemia patients: implications for occupational surveillance, Mutat. Res. 629 (2007) 24-31.

83. McDiarmid M.A., S.M.Engelhardt, M.Oliver, P.Gucer, P.D.Wilson, R.Kane, A.Cernich, B.Kaup, L.Anderson, D.Hoover, L.Brown, R.Albertini, R.Gudi, D.Jacobson-Kram, K.S.Squibb. Health surveillance of Gulf War I veterans exposed to depleted uranium: updating the cohort, Health Phys. 93 (2007) 60-73.

84. McDiarmid M.A., Squibb K, Engelhardt S, Gucer P, Oliver M. Surveillance of Gulf War I veterans exposed to depleted uranium: 15 years of follow-up, Eur. J. Oncol., 12(4): (2007) 235-242.

85. McDiarmid M.A., Gardiner P.M, Jack B.W. The clinical content of preconception care: environmental exposures. December 2008. American J. OB&GYN, S357-361.

86. Dunlop A.I., Gardiner P.M., Shellhaas C.S., Menard M.K., McDiarmid M.A. The clinical content of preconception care: the use of medications and supplements among women of reproductive age. Supplement December 2008. American J. OB&GYN, S367-372.

87. McDiarmid, M.A., Engelhardt, S.M., Dorsey, C.D., Oliver, M., Gucer, P., Wilson, P.D., Kane, R., Cernich, A., Kaup, B., Anderson, L., Hoover, D., Brown, L. Albertini, R., Gudi, R., and Squibb, K.S. Surveillance Results of Depleted Uranium-Exposed Gulf War I Veterans: Sixteen Years of Follow-Up. J of Tox and Environ Health, Part A, 72(2009) 14-29.

88. Gucer, PW, Oliver, M, Parrish, JM, McDiarmid, M.A. Work Productivity Impairment From Musculoskeletal Disorder Pain in Long-Term Caregivers. J. Occup. Environ. Med. 51 (2009) 672-681.

89. Todorov TI, Xu H, Ejnik JW, Mullick FG, Squibb K, McDiarmid MA, Centeno JA. Depleted uranium analysis in blood by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. J. Anna. At. Spectrum. 24:189-183. 2009.

90. Dorsey CD, Engelhardt SM, Squibb KS, McDiarmid MA. Biological monitoring for depleted uranium exposure in U.S. Veterans. Environ Health Perspect. 2009;117:953-956.

91. McDiarmid, MA.,Oliver, MS, Roth, TS, Rogers B, Escalante, C. Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel Handling Anticancer Drugs. JOEM. 2010;52(10):1028-1034. Awarded Clinical Paper of the Year, Department of Medicine

92. Connor, TH, DeBord DG, Pretty, JR, McDiarmid, MA, et.al. Evaluation of antineoplastic drug exposure of health care workers at three university-based US cancer Centers. J Occup Enviro Med. 2010;52:1019-1027.

93. Gaitens, JM, Dorsey, CD, McDiarmid, MA. Using a public health registry to conduct medical surveillance: the case of toxic embedded fragments in U.S. military veterans. Eur. J. Oncol., 2010:15:77-89.

94. Bakhmutsky, MV, Oliver, MS, McDiarmid, MA, Squibb, KS, Tucker, JD. Long term depleted uranium exposure in Gulf War I veterens does not cause elevated numbers of micronuclei in peripheral blood lymphocytes. Mutation Research 2011,720(1-2):53-7.

95. McDiarmid, MA, Engelhardt, SM, Dorsey, CD, Oliver, M, Gucer, P, Gaitens, JM, Kane, R, Cernich, A, Kaup, B, Hoover, D, Gaspari, AA, Shvartsbeyn, M., Brown, L, Squibb, KS. Longitudinal health surveillance in a cohort of Gulf War veterans 18 years after first exposure to depleted uranium. J Toxicol Environ Health A. 2011;74(10):678-691.


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96. Shvartsbeyn, M. Tuchinda, P., Gaitens, J., Squibb, KS, McDiarmid, MA, Gaspari, AA. Patch testing with uranyl acetate in veterans exposed to depleted uranium during the 1991 Gulf war and the Iraqi conflict. Dermatitis 2011 22(1):33-9.

97. McDiarmid, MA, Albertini, RJ, Tucker, JD, Vacek, PM, Carter, EW, Bakhmutsky, MV, Oliver, MS, Engelhardt, SM, Squibb, KS. Measures of genotoxicity in Gulf war I veterans exposed to depleted uranium. Environ Molecular Mut. 2011;52(7):569-581.

98. Squibb, KS, Gaitens, JM, Engelhardt, S, Centeno, JA, Xu, H, Gary, P and McDiarmid, MA. Surveillance for Long Term Health Effects Associated with DU Exposure and Retained Embedded Fragments in U.S. Veterans. J. Occup. Environ. Medicine, 2012 54(6):724-732.

99. Gray PJ, Zhang L, Xu H, McDiarmid M, Squibb K, Centeno JA. Determination of 236U/238U and 235U/238U isotope ratios in human urine by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. Microchem. J. 2012 105:94-100.

100. Hines, SE, Gucer P, Kligerman S, Breyer R, Centeno J, Gaitens J, Oliver M, Engelhardt S, Squibb K, McDiarmid M. Pulmonary Health Effects in Gulf War I Service Members Exposed to Depleted Uranium. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 2013:55;937-944.

101. Gucer, PW., Gaitens, J, Oliver, M., McDiarmid, MA. Sit-stand mechanical lifts in long-term care and resident quality indicators. JOEM 2013, 55(1) 36-44.

102. Restrepo, TE, Schmid, FA., Gucer, PW, Shuford, HL, Shyong, CJ., McDiarmid, MA. Safe lifting programs at long-term care facilities and workers compensation costs. JOEM 2013, 55(1):27-35.

103. McDiarmid, MA, Gaitens, JM, Hines, S, Breyer, R, Engelhardt, SM, Oliver, M, Gucer, P, Kane, R, Cernich, A, Kaup, B, Hoover, D, Gaspari, AA, Liu, J, Harberts, E, Brown, L, Centeno, JA, Gray, PJ, Hanna, X, Squibb, KS. The gulf war depleted uranium cohort at 20: Bioassay results and novel approaches to fragment surveillance. Health Physics 2013 140(4):347-361.

104. Todorov, TI, Ejnik, JW, Guandalini, G, Xu, H, Hoover, D, Anderson, L, Squibb, K, McDiarmid, MA, Mullick, FG, Centeno, JA. Uranium quantification in semen by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. J.Trace Elem. Med. Biol. 2013 Jan;27(1):2-6.

105. Bakhmutsky, MV, Squibb, K, McDiarmid, M, Oliver, M, Tucker, JD. Long-term exposure to depleted uranium in Gulf-War veterans does not induce chromosome aberrations in peripheral blood lymphocytes. Mutation Research 2013 Oct 9;757(2):132-139.

106. McDiarmid, MA. Hazards of the Health Care Sector: Looking Beyond Infectious Disease. Annals of Global Health, 2014;80:315-319.

107. McDiarmid, MA, Rogers, B., Oliver, MS. Chromosomal effects of non-alkylating drug exposure in oncology personnel. Environ. Mol. Mutagen 2014 21;55(4):369-74

108. Kalinich JF, Vane EA, Centeno JA, Gaitens JM, Squibb KS, McDiarmid MA, Kasper CE. Embedded metal fragments. Annual Review of Nursing Research 32: 63-78 (2014).

109. Laborde, A., Tomasina, F., Bianchi, F., Brune, MN, Buka, I., Comba, P., Corra, L., Cori, L., Duffert, CM, Harari, R., Iavarone, I., McDiarmid, MA, Gray, KA, Sly, PD, Soares,A., Suk, WA, Landrigan, PJ. Children’s Health in Latin America: The Influence of Environmental Exposures. Environmental Health Perspectives 2015 Mar;123(3):201-9

110. Albertini, , RJ, Vacek, PM, Carter, EW, Nicklas, JA, Squibb, KS, Gucer, PW, Engelhardt, SM, McDiarmid, MA. Mutagenicity monitoring following battlefield exposures: Longitudinal study of HPRT mutations in Gulf War I Veterans exposed to depleted uranium. Environ Mol Mutagen 2015 Apr 25

111. He, H., Soares, AD., Adejumo, H., McDiarmid, MA, Squibb, K., Blaney, L. Detection of a wide variety of human and veterinary fluoroquinolone antibiotics in municipal wastewater and wastewater-impacted surface water. Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis 2015 106:136

112. McDiarmid, MA, Gaitens, JM, Hines S., Condon, M., Roth, T. Oliver, M. Gucer, P., Brown, L. Centeno, JA, Streeten, E., Squibb, KS. Biologic monitoring for the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Depleted Uranium Cohort: Lessons Learned from Sustained Exposure Over Two Decades. Am. J. Ind. Medicine, 2015 Jun;58(6):583-94


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113. Shiu, J, Gaitens, J, Squibb, KS, Gucer, PW, McDiarmid, MA, Gaspari, AA. Significance of dermatologic findings in a cohort of Depleted Uranium – Exposed Veterans of Iraqi Conflicts. Dermatitis, 2015 May-Jun;26(3):142-7

114. Ringen, K., Landrigan, P., Stull, J., Duffy, R., Melius, J., McDiarmid, MA. Occupational Safety and Health Protections against Ebola Virus Disease. AJIM, 2015 Jul;58(7):703-14

115. Nicklas, JA, Albertini, RJ, Vacek, MP, Ardell, SK, Carter, EW, McDiarmid, MA, Engelhardt, SM, Gucer, PW, Squibb, KS. Mutagenicity monitoring following battlefield exposures: molecular analysis of HPRT mutations in Gulf War I veterans exposed to depleted uranium. Environ Mol. Mutagen 2015 August 12:56(7):594-608.

116. Gaitens, JM, Centeno, JA, Squibb, KS, Condon, M, McDiarmid, MA. Mobilization of Metal from embedded fragments in a Blast-Injured Iraq War Veteran. Mil Med 2016 June;181(6):e625-9

Non-Refereed Journal Articles 1. McDiarmid MA, Agnew J, Lees P, Duffy R, Melius J. Pregnancy and firefighter performance [letter].

J. Occup. Med. 33:446-447, 1991 2. McDiarmid MA, Gurley H, Arrington D. Pharmaceuticals as Hospital Hazards: Managing the Risks.

Abstracted in: Yearbook of Occupational & Environmental Medicine 1992. 3. McDiarmid MA, Weaver VM. Fouling One's Own Nest Revisited. Abstracted in: Yearbook of Occupational & Environmental Medicine 1995. 4. McDiarmid MA, Fujikawa J, Schaefer J, Weinmann G, Chaisson RE, Hudson CA, Tepper BS. Health

Effects and Exposure Assessment of Aerosolized Pentamidine Handlers. Abstracted in: The International Monitor in Respiratory Medicine 1994.

5. McDiarmid MA, Gillen NA, Hathon L. Regulatory Considerations in Tuberculosis Control. State of the Art Reviews in Occupational Medicine 9:671-680,1994.

6. McDiarmid MA, Agnew J. Reproductive hazards and firefighters. State of the Art Review in Occupational Medicine 10:4:829-841, 1995.

7. McDiarmid MA, Freeman CS, Grossman EA, Martonic J. Biologic Monitoring Results for Cadmium Exposed Workers. Abstracted in 1998 Year Book of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Mosby, St. Louis.

8. McDiarmid MA. Tuberculosis in Health Care Workers. State of the Art Reviews in Occupational Medicine, Hazards of Health Care Workers 1997. pp. 767-774.

9. McDiarmid MA. Occupational medicine board certification. J. Occup. Med. 32:949. 1990. 10. McDiarmid MA. Brit. Med. J. 2001;322:123-124 ( 20 January ) Invited Editorial: Depleted uranium

and public health, pp 123-124. 11. McDiarmid MA, Gardner PP, Jack BW. The Clinical Content of Preconception Care: Environmental

Exposures. Am J. Ob Gyn Suppl. Preconception Health and Health Care. December 2008:S357-S361. Books/Book Chapters 1. McDiarmid MA. “Occupational Exposure to Pharmaceuticals” in Occupational and Environmental

Reproductive Hazards: A Guide for Clinicians. Paul MA, ed. Williams and Wilkens, 1992, pp 280-295.

2. Herr GE, McDiarmid MA. “Health Hazards for Health Care Workers” in Textbook of Military Medicine, Part III, eds. Zajtchuk R, Jenkins DP, Vol. 2. Occupational Health: The Soldier and the Industrial Base, Office of the Surgeon General-Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, 1993, pp 129-163.

3. McDiarmid MA, Agnew JA. “Effects of Work on Reproductive Health” in Occupational Medicine-Occupational Disease (Medicina do Trabalho Doencas Profissionais) R. Mendes, ed. Brazil (1995), pp 389-428.


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4. McDiarmid MA, Weaver VM. “Industries Associated with Respiratory Disease: Hospitals and Laboratories” in Occupational and Environmental Respiratory Disease. Harper P, Schenker, Balmnes J. (eds) (Mosby) 1996, pp 729-746.

5. McDiarmid MA, Kessler E (eds). Health Hazards of Health Care Workers, State of the Art Reviews in Occupational Medicine. Hanley and Belfus Publishers (Philadelphia) 1997, (principal editor of volume).

6. McDiarmid MA, Squibb K. “Uranium and Thorium” in Patty’s Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology 5th Ed. John Wiley and Sons Inc, NY, NY. 2001, pp 381-422.

7. McDiarmid MA, Hooper F, Squibb K, McPhaul K, Engelhardt S, Kane R, DiPino R, Kabat M. Health Effects and Biological Monitoring Results of Gulf Ware Veterans Exposed to Depleted Uranium. Military Med. Vol. 167, Suppl.1:123, 2002.

8. Hodge SJ, Ejnik J, Squibb KS, McDiarmid MA, Morris ER, Landauer MR, McClain DE. Detection of Depleted Uranium in Biological Samples from Gulf War Veterans. Military Med. Vol. 167, Suppl.1:123, 2002.

9. Kipen H, McDiarmid MA. “Gulf War Illness”. Environmental and Occupational Medicine 4th Ed. Chapter 120. William N. Rom, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (2005)

10. Squibb K, McDiarmid MA. “Exposure and Health Surveillance in Gulf War Veterans Exposed to Depleted Uranium. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group (2006)

11. McDiarmid, MA., Gaitens, J. and Squibb, K.S. Uranium and Thorium. In: Patty’s Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Sixth Edition, edited by E. Bingham, B. Cohrssen, and C. Powell. New York, John Wiley & Sons 2012 Vol. 1, pp 769-816.

12. Connor, TH, Eckel, SF, McDiarmid, MA, Polovich, M., Power, LA. Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemotherapy Drugs in Limited-Resource Settings. Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Washington, D.C: PAHO, 2013.

13. Gaitens, JM and McDiarmid MA. (2015). Toxic Embedded Fragment Registry: Lessons Learned. In C.P. Baird and D.K. Harkins (eds.), Airborne Hazards Related to Deployment (pp. 245-252). Fort Sam Houston Texas: Borden Institute US Army Medical Department Center and School and Falls Church Virginia: Office of the Surgeon General, United States Army.

Abstracts 1. McDiarmid MA, Emmett, EA. “Medical Surveillance of Antineoplastic Drug Handlers” presented at

American Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual Meeting, June 8, 1988, San Francisco, California. 2. McDiarmid MA, Bonanni R, Findacchiaro M. “Lack of Agreement in Occupational Data Between

Two Data Sources: Cancer Registry and Patient Interview” Accepted for presentation at American Public Health Association Meeting, November 16, 1988, Boston, Massachusetts.

3. McDiarmid MA, Strickland PT, Jacobson-Kram D, Kolodner K, Hansen J. “Decline of Sister Chromatid Exchanges in Peripheral Lymphocytes of Cancer Patients Treated with Cytotoxic Drugs” Accepted for Publication in 1989, Proceedings of the American Association for Cancer Research. San Francisco, California.

4. McDiarmid MA, Marsheck, F. “Medical Surveillance Results on Antineoplastic Drug Handlers” Poster at the American Public Health Association Meeting, October 24, 1989, Chicago, Illinois.

5. McDiarmid MA, Agnew JA. “Managing Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace” at the American College of Occupational Medicine Conference, October 31, 1989, Baltimore, Maryland.

6. McDiarmid MA, Agnew JA. “Managing Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace” at the U.S. Navy Environmental Health Conference, March 27, 1990, Norfolk, Virginia.

7. McDiarmid MA, Strickland PT, Kolodner K, Hansen J, Jacobson-Kram D. “Evidence for Acrolein-Modified DNA in Peripheral Blood Leukocytes of Cancer Patients Treated with Cyclophosphamide.” Environmental Mutagen Society Annual Meeting. April, 1991, Orlando, Florida.

8. McDiarmid MA. “Occupational Lung Cancer” at the American Thoracic Society Annual Meeting, May 11, 1991, Anaheim, California.


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9. Murphy L, Corbett A, McDiarmid MA, Agnew J, Corbett K. “Hazardous Materials Firdt Responder Training Program – User Survey Results. APHA 119th Annual Meeting, 11/31/91, Atlanta, Georgia.

10. McDiarmid MA. “Paraoccupational Exposure in Children” at the Environmental Toxins in the Inner City Symposium-Howard University, November 26, 1991, Washington, DC.

11. Bowden K, McDiarmid MA. "Occupational Tuberculosis" at the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Annual Meeting, May 7, 1992, Washington, DC.

12. McDiarmid MA. "Mechanisms of Reproductive Toxicity" at the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Annual Meeting, May 8, 1992, Washington, DC.

13. McDiarmid MA, Strickland PT, Kolodner K, Hansen J, Jacobson-Kram D. "Biomarkers and Genotoxic Exposure Assessment" at the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Meeting, October 27, 1992, New York, New York.

14. McDiarmid MA, Montopoli M, Presson A, Mungin H. "Medical Access Orders as Surveillance Tools" at the American Public Health Association Meeting, November 10, 1992, Washington, DC.

15. McDiarmid MA, Fujikawa J, Schaefer J, Weinmann G, Chaisson R, Tepper B. “Health Effects and Exposure Assessment of Aerosolized Pentamidine Handlers" at the American Public Health Association Meeting, November 11, 1992, Washington, DC.

16. McDiarmid MA, Patz JA, Holland V, Montopoli M, Presson A. "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" at the Puerto Rican Occupational Health Conference December 15, 1992, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

17. McDiarmid MA, Patz JA, Holland V, Montopoli M, Presson A. "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" at the Atlanta Federal Safety & Health Council, November 9, 1993, Atlanta, Georgia.

18. McDiarmid MA, Freeman CS, Grossman EA, Martonik J. "Medical Surveillance Results of a Cadmium Exposed Population" at the American Industrial Hygiene Association Meeting, May 26, 1994, Anaheim, California.

19. McDiarmid MA. "The Epidemiology and Biologic Basis of Tuberculosis" at the American Industrial Hygiene Association Meeting, May 27, 1994, Anaheim, California.

20. McDiarmid MA, Freeman CS, Grossman EA, Martonik J. “Biologic Monitoring Results of Cadmium Exposed Workers" at the Society for Occupational and Environmental Health Meeting, December 7, 1995, Bethesda, Maryland.

21. McDiarmid MA, Kolodner K, Humphrey F, Putman D, Jacobson-Kram D “Baseline and Mutagen - Induced Sister Chromatid Exchanges in Pharmacists Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs" at “Occupational Health for Healthcare Workers” Proceedings ICOH, July 2, 1997, Edinburgh, Scotland.

22. McDiarmid MA, Keogh J, McPhaul K, Hooper F. “Exposure Assessment in Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans”, American Public Health Assn. November 1997, Indianapolis, Indiana.

23. McDiarmid MA. “The OSHA - Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) Partnership: New Opportunities for Health Protection”, American Public Health Assn. November 1997, Indianapolis, Indiana.

24. McPhaul KM, Hooper F, Curbow B, Mausner-Dorsch H, McDiarmid MA. Communicating Exposure Assessment and Clinical Outcome Results to Veterans Exposed to Depleted Uranium During the Gulf War. American Public Health Assn. November 1997, Indianapolis, Indiana.

25. Freeman CS, McDiarmid MA, Grossman EA, Martonik II, Collin D. “Analysis of Biological Monitoring Results of Cadmium Exposed Workers”, American Industrial Hygiene Assn., May 1997, Atlanta, Georgia.

26. McDiarmid MA, McPhaul K, Hooper F, Keogh JP. “Biologic Monitoring of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans”, American Occupational Health Conference, April 1998, Boston, Massachusetts.

27. Surveillance of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans: Assessment of an Under-characterized Toxicant. Melissa A. McDiarmid, MD, MPH; Kathleen M. McPhaul, RN, MPH; Frank J. Hooper, MPH, ScD; James P. Keogh, MD. Presented at the Collegium Ramazzini in Carpi, Italy in October 1998.


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28. McDiarmid MA, McPhaul K, Hooper F, Burrows B, Walsh M. “Biologic Monitoring Results of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans”, American Public Health Assn., November 1998, Washington, DC.

29. McDiarmid MA. “The OSHA - Joint Commission Partnership: Performance Harmonization”, American Public Health Assn., November 1998, Washington, DC.

30. Kane, R.L., DiPino, R.K., Kabat, M.H., Kaup, B., Hooper, F., Keogh, J., & McDiarmid, MA. (February, 1999). Neuropsychological findings of gulf war veterans wounded with depleted uranium. Paper presented at the 27th annual meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Boston, MA.

31. McDiarmid MA, Squibb K, Hooper FJ. Long-Term Follow-Up of Urinary Determinations in Depleted Uranium (DU) Exposed Gulf War Veterans. Poster display for the Department of Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, November 1999.

32. McDiarmid MA, Hooper FJ, Squibb K, Kane R, DiPino, R, Kabat M, Hamilton M. Health Effects and Biologic Monitoring Results of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans at the International Conference on Low-Level Radiation Injury and Medical Countermeasures from November 8-10, 1999 at the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute in Bethesda, Maryland. This was published as part of the Proceedings of Conference on Low Level Radiatin Injury and Medical Countermeasures (LLR-99)

33. Squibb K, Hooper FJ, McDiarmid MA. Mobilization and Possible Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Fragments in Gulf War Veterans. Presented at 6th International Symposium on Metal Ions in Biology and Medicine, May 7-10, 2000, in San Juan, Puerto Rico-USA.

34. Hodge SJ, Ejnik JW, Squibb K, McDiarmid MA, Morris ER. Concentration and Isotopic Composition of Uranium in Blood, Urine and Semen. Presented at 6th International Symposium on Metal Ions in Biology and Medicine, May 7-10, 2000, in San Juan, Puerto Rico-USA.

35. Squibb KS, Leggett RW and McDiarmid, MA. Predicting Long Term Kidney Effects of Depleted Uranium (DU) Exposure in Gulf War Vets with Embedded DU Shrapnel . Presented at Society of Toxicology Conference, March 2001, in San Francisco.

36. McDiarmid MA, Squibb K, Engelhardt SE, Oliver M. The Ten Year Follow-Up of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans. Presented at Scientific Session of Fellows-Collegium Ramazzini, October 2001 in Carpi, Italy.

37. Ejnik JW, Squibb K, McDiarmid MA, Centeno JA. Determination of Occupational Exposure to Depleted Uranium by Isotopic Analysis of Uranium in Urine. November 2001.

38. Gwiazda RH, Squibb K, McDiarmid MA, Smith DR. An ICP-MS Method for the Detection of Depleted Uranium in Biological Fluids. Presented at Society of Toxicology Conference, March 2002 in Nashville, TN.

39. McDiarmid MA, Alebrtini RJ, Jacobson-Kram D, Sullivan LM, Gucer P. Assessment of Depleted Uranium (DU) Mutagenicity at the HPRT Locus in Gulf War Veterans. Presented at the Environmental Mutagen Society Meeting, April 2002 in Anchorage, Alaska.

40. Oliver M, Gucer P, McDiarmid, M. Factors in the Success of Safe Lift Programs: Stress, Safety Climate and Management Support Delivered at American Public Health Association meeting, Philadelphia, PA October 2002.

41. McDiarmid MA. Health Effects of Depleted Uranium on Exposed Gulf War Veterans: A Ten year Follow-up, March 2003 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

42. Gwiazda RH, SquibbK, McDiarmid MA, Smith D. Detection of depleted uranium in urine’s of Gulf War veterans. Tox. Sci. 72 (S-1), 280, 2003.

43. McDiarmid MA, Engelhardt S, Oliver M, Gucer P, Thorne CD, Squibb, KS. Assessment of Depleted Uranium Health Effects in Exposed Gulf War Veterans. Presented at the VA Maryland Health Care System Research Day, May 2004 in Baltimore, MD.


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44. Squibb K, Oliver M, Gucer P, Engelhardt S, McDiarmid M. Utility of Patient Mailed Urine Specimens for Renal Biomarker Analysis in Depleted Uranium (DU) Exposed 1991 Gulf War Veterans. Presented at the Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting In New Orleans, Louisiana 2005.

45. McDiarmid MA, Squibb K. Renal Biomarker Results in Depleted Uranium (DU) Exposed Gulf War Veterans. Presented at the Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting In New Orleans, Louisiana 2005.

46. McDiarmid MA. Chemical hazards in healthcare: high hazard, high risk but low protection. Presented at the Collegium Ramazzini – Framing the Future in Light of the Past: Living in a Chemical World Conference in Bologna, Italy 2005.

47. Squibb KS, Todorov T, Centeno J, Engelhardt S, McDiarmid MA. Blood Uranium Concentration as a Biomarker of Human Exposure to Depleted Uranium (DU) in Gulf War I Veterans with Embedded Fragments. Presented at the 45th Annual Society of Toxicology Meeting in San Diego, California 2006.

48. McDiarmid MA, Engelhardt S, Squibb KS. Indications for Surgical Removal of Depleted Uranium (DU) Shrapnel in Gulf War I Veterans. Presented at the 45th Annual Society of Toxicology Meeting in San Diego, California 2006.

49. McDiarmid MA, Ardell SK, Albertini R, Squibb KS. Genotoxic Effects at the HPRT Locus and in Metaphase Chromosomes Analyzed by FISH in Depleted Uranium (DU) Exposed Gulf War Veterans. EMS 37th Annual Meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2006.

50. Squibb KS, Oliver M, Gucer P, Engelhardt S and McDiarmid MA. Cumulative Exposure Assessment in DU Exposed Gulf War Soldiers: Relationship to Health Effects. Presented at the 46th Annual Society of Toxicology Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina, 2007.

51. McDiarmid MA. Surveillance of Gulf War I Veterans exposed to Depleted Uranium: 15 years of follow-up. Presented at meeting of Collegium Ramazzini, Capri, Italy October, 2007.

52. Squibb KS, Todorov T, Centeno J, McDiarmid MA. Blood Uranium (U) Isotopic Analysis as a Measure of DU Exposure in U.S. Soldiers. Presented at the 47th Annual Society of Toxicology Meeting in Seattle, Washington 2008.

53. McDiarmid MA. Environmental Contributions to Perinatal Outcomes. Presented at the 7th Annual Tarrant County Infant Mortality Summit in Fort Worth, Texas 2008.

54. McDiarmid MA, Gucer P, Oliver M, Engelhardt SM, Squibb KS, Dorsey C, Vacek PM, Ardell SK, Albertini RJ. Genotoxic exposure assessment in depleted uranium (DU) exposed Gulf War I veterans: Sixteen years of follow up. Environmental Molecular Mutagenesis. 49: P59, 2008.

55. Bakhmutsky MV, McDiarmid MA, Squibb K and Tucker JD. Long term depleted uranium exposure in Gulf War veterans does not cause elevated numbers of micronuclei in peripheral blood lymphocytes. 40th Annual meeting of the Environmental Mutagen Society meeting, St. Louis, MO. October 24-28, 2009.

56. Squibb KS, Gaitens J, Dorsey C, Centeno J and McDiarmid MA. Surveillance for systemic effects of metals and toher materials released from retained embedded fragments in U.S. Soldiers. Presented at the 49th Annual Society of Toxicology Meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah, 2010.

57. Squibb, KS, Gaitens, J., Dorsey, C., Centeno, JA, Xu, H., Guandalini, GS., McDiarmid, MA. 2010. “Systemic Effects of Metals and Other Materials Released from Retained Embedded Fragments in U.S. Soldiers” poster presented at Society of Toxicology Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

58. Gaitens, J., Dorsey, C., Squibb, KS., Oliver, M., Roth, T., McDiarmid, MA. 2010. “Early Findings from the VA’s Toxic Embedded Fragment Surveillance Center and Registry” poster presented at Force Health Protection Conference, Phoenix, AZ on 8/10/10.

59. Gaitens, J., Dorsey, C., Squibb, K., McDiarmid, M. “Public Health Registry Development in the Age of the Electronic Medical Record: The Case of Injured Veterans with Embedded Fragments” presented at American Public Health Association Conference in Denver, CO on 11/10/10.

60. McDiarmid, MA, Albertini, R, Oliver, M, Squibb, K. 03/6/2011 “Genotoxic effects of depleted uranium in exposed gulf war veterans with embedded fragments” poster presented at Society of Toxicology Conference, Washington, DC.


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61. Squibb, KS, Shvartsbeyn, M, Tuchinda, P, Hines, S, Gaines, J, McDiarmid, MA, Gaspari, A. 03/11/2012. “Chronic Exposure to hexavalent chromium induces chromosome instability in primary human urothelial cells” poster presented Society of Toxicology Conference (SOT), San Francisco, CA.

62. McDiarmid, MA, Gaitens, J., Squibb, K., 04/2012 “Biomonitoring results of gulf war veterans wounded with toxic embedded fragments” presented at the American Occupational Health Conference, of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM), Los Angeles, CA

63. Gaitens, J, Squibb, K, Centeno, J, Condon, M, McDiarmid, MA. 03/2013. “Metal mobilization from retained embedded fragments in a US veteran: Biomonitoring correlates with fragment content”, poster presented at Society of Toxicology Conference (SOT), San Antonio, TX

64. Gaitens, J., Squibb, K., Condon, M., McDiarmid, MA. 08/25/2013. Assessing exposure from retained embedded metal fragments: Findings from the VA’s toxic embedded fragment registry. Presented at the 2013 Conference of the International Medical Geology Association.

65. Squibb, K., Gaitens, J., Centeno, JA, Xu, H., Rogers, D., McDiarmid, MA. 08/25/2013Health effects of unique metal exposures: Depleted Uranium (DU) embedded fragments in gulf war I veterans. Presented at the 2013 Conference of the International Medical Geology Association.

66. Squibb K, Hoover D, Hines S, Gucer P, Todorov T, Centeno J, Oliver M, Gaitens J, McDiarmid M. 2014. “Semen Uranium Concentrations in Gulf War I Depleted Uranium-Exposed Veterans” presented at the Society of Toxicology Conference, Phoenix AZ in March 2014.

67. Squibb, K., Condon, M., Centeno, J., McDiarmid, MA. 03/2015. “Mobilization of Metals from Embedded Fragments in a Cohort of US Veterans presented at the 54th Society of Toxicology Conference, San Diego, CA in March 2015.

68. Gucer, P., Kaup, B., Langenberg, P., Squibb, KS, McDiarmid, MA. Gulf War 1 Veterans Exposed to Depleted uranium (DU): 22 Years of Follow-up presented at the 54th Society of Toxicology Conference in San Diego, CA in March 2015

69. Lucchini, Roberto G., Landrigan, Philip J., McDiarmid, Melissa A., Nowak, Dennis, Radon, Katja, Ruchirawa, Khunying M., Suk, William A., The urgent need for expanded training in Global Occupational & Environmental Health. Presented Collegium Ramazzini – Living in a Chemical World Conference in Bologna, Italy 2015.

70. Lee, Pearlene, McDiarmid, Melissa, Hines, Stella. Initial Clinical Screening for Lung Cancer using Low-Dose Chest CT in Insulation Workers. Presented at the 55th Society of Toxicology Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, March 2016.

Reports 1. McDiarmid MA.: Aging in Maryland. Special Report on Institutionalization of the Aged for Maryland

State Office on Aging. 1975. 2. McDiarmid MA.: Body Images and Vocational Rehabilitation of Adolescent Heart Patients. Project

for University of Maryland Department of Social and Preventive Medicine. 1976. 3. McDiarmid MA, Bonanni R, Finocchiaro M.: Guidelines for Reporting Occupation and Industry for

the Pennsylvania Cancer Registry. Publication funded by the Pennsylvania Cancer Registry, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Health. May, 1986.

4. McDiarmid MA.: Enhancement of Hospital Based Tumor Registries: Analysis of Occupational Data of Lung Cancer Patients. Final Report to Pennsylvania Department of Health. 1987

5. Corn M, Emmett EA, Gray R, Gordis L, Harlow S, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W: Preliminary Proposal Epidemiological Investigation of Reproductive Hazardous in IBM Clean Room Employees." February 1987.

6. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W, Harlow S.: Review of IBM East Fishkill Facility Occupational Health Program. March 1987.


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7. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W, Harlow S.: Review of IBM Burlington Facility Occupational Health Program. April 1987.

8. Corn M, Emmett EA, Goldberg A, McDiarmid MA, Breysse P, Harlow S.: Review of IBM GPD San Jose Facility Occupational Health Program. August 1987.

9. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W, Harlow S. Review of Texas Instrument Dallas Site Occupational Health Program. September 1987.

10. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W.: Review of Texas Instruments Houston Site Occupational Health Program. November 1987.

11. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid MA, McArthur W.: Review of Texas Instruments Lubbock Site Occupational Health Program. November 1987.

12. Gray R, Corn M, Harlow S, McDiarmid MA, Rothman N, Hansen J, Cohen R.: Designs and Proposal for Epidemiological Studies of Reproductive and Other Health Issues Among IBM Employees in Semiconductor Manufacturing. December 1987.

13. Corn M, Emmett EA, McDiarmid M, Lees P.: Review of Motorola Mesa Facility Occupational Health Program. January 1988.

14. McDiarmid MA, Agnew JA, Lees PSJ, Midzenski M. Reproductive Hazards in the Fire Fighting Environment. For the International Association of Fire Fighters. 1989

15. McDiarmid MA, Agnew JA: Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Toxicology and Medical Surveillance for Hazardous Materials First Responders. International Association of Fire Fighters. 1989.

16. McDiarmid MA: Case Studies in Preconception and Perinatal Environmental and Occupational Medicine. Pesticides and Pregnancy. Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics: Molds and Mycotoxins. 2005

17. McDiarmid MA: Case Studies in Preconception and Perinatal Environmental and Occupational Medicine. Drinking Water Contamination and Pregnancy. 2005

18. McDiarmid MA: Case Studies in Preconception and Perinatal Environmental and Occupational Medicine. History Taking. 2005

19. McDiarmid MA, Gucer, P.:Peer Fitness Training Subject Matter Expert Meeting II, “Medical Surveillance in the Fire Service”. International Association of Fire Fighters. 2006.

20. McDiarmid, MA. Creating a Harmonized Approach to Safety. Oncology Nursing News. V9/N8/10.15 Major Invited Speeches "Update in Occupational Health" 09/21/83 Soldiers and Sailors Hospital Wellsboro, Pennsylvania

"Occupational Health in Internal Medicine" 11/02/83 Wilmington Veterans' Administration Hospital

Medical Grand Rounds Wilmington, Delaware "Occupational Cancer Epidemiology - Uncovering the Risks" 04/06/84 Pennsylvania State Tumor Registrars Convention Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

"Biomonitoring of Hospital Workers Occupationally 04/24/84 Exposed to Carcinogens"

Chief Medical Residents' Conference Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


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"Biomonitoring of Hospital Workers Occupationally Exposed to 09/27/84

Carcinogens" Occupational Medicine Grand Rounds Hospital of the

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Occupational Cancers" 01/16/85 Medical Grand Rounds

Wilmington Veterans Administration Hospital Wilmington, Delaware "Occupational Medicine for the Internist" 01/24/85 Bryn Mawr Hospital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Cancer and Reproductive Risk in Hospital Workers" 04/09/85 Philadelphia Country Medical Society Symposium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Occupational Cancer Epidemiology" 04/21/85

American Cancer Society Education Program Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Occupational Medicine for the Internist" 05/15/85 Methodist Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Occupational Cancers" 05/24/85 Family Medicine Residents Teaching Conference

Rolling Hill Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Chromium Pulmonary Fibrosis in a Welder" 12/13/85

Medical Grand Rounds Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Occupational Cancer Epidemiology” 05/15/86

Pennsylvania State Tumor Registrars' Local Meeting Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Occupational Cancer Epidemiology" 07/15/86 Pennsylvania State Tumor Registrars' Local Meeting Harrisburg Hospital Harrisburg, Pennsylvania


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"Biological Monitoring for Carcinogen Exposure" 04/25/87 American Public Health Association, Eastern Regional Meeting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Occupational Hazards of Antineoplastic Drugs" 05/14/87 Occupational Medicine Division Seminar The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore, Maryland "Biological Monitoring for Carcinogen Exposure" 11/03/87 Preventive Medicine Residency Seminar University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland "DNA Adduct Technology in Monitoring Hazardous Waste Workers" 11/04/87 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Piscataway, New Jersey "Biologic Monitoring and Medical Surveillance of 01/27/88

High Risk Populations" Philadelphia Occupational Medicine Association Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Rationale for Requiring Medical Surveillance for 03/24/88 Antineoplastic Drug Handlers” Controversies in Oncology Seminar Series

The Johns Hopkins Hospital Division of Oncology Baltimore, Maryland

"Occupational Health Program Issues in the Semiconductor Industry" 04/08/88 Semiconductor Safety Association Meeting

Phoenix, Arizona "Occupational Cancer in Fire Fighters" 05/25/88

Symposium on Occupational Safety and Health Hazards Uniformed Fire Officers Association

Swan Lake, New York "Reproductive Hazards in Antineoplastic Handlers" 06/08/88 Toxicology Update Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health Department of Environmental Health Sciences Baltimore, Maryland

"Biologic Monitoring of Antineoplastic Drug Handlers" 06/08/88 American Hospital Pharmacy Association Meeting San Francisco, California


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"Occupational Cancer" 10/27/88 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Residency, Aberdeen, Maryland "Lack of Agreement in Occupational Data Between Two 11/17/88

Data Sources: Record Review and Personal Interview" American Public Health Association Meetings Boston, Massachusetts

"Clinical Industrial Toxicology" 03/10/89 Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds - Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, Maryland

"Biological Monitoring and Medical Surveillance”, 04/05/89 "Surveillance for Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace"

Advanced Course In Occupational Health - U.S. Army Baltimore, Maryland "Practical Applications of Biologic Monitoring for Genotoxicants" 04/27/89 Seminar for Microbiological Associates Washington, DC

"Reproductive Hazards in the Fire Fighting Environment" 05/11/89 Women in Fire Suppression Conventions Asheville, North Carolina "Medical Surveillance for Antineoplastic Drug Handlers" 05/16/89 University of Washington Educational Resource Center Seattle, Washington

"Medical Surveillance of Hospital Workers" 07/21/89 Johns Hopkins University Biohazards Symposium Baltimore, Maryland

"Reproductive Hazards in the Fire Fighting Environment" 09/28/89

Redmond Symposium International Association of Fire Fighters New Orleans, Louisiana "Occupational Health Services in Industry in the U.S." 10/09/89 Norwegian Physicians Symposium - Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland "Future Directions in Biological Monitoring and Medical Surveillance" 10/09/89 Norwegian Physicians Symposium - Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland


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"Introduction to Clinical Toxicology" 10/12/89 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Resident's Seminar Edgewood, Maryland "Carcinogens in Industry" 10/29/89 American College of Occupational Medicine, Core Curriculum Baltimore, Maryland

"Practical Considerations in Utilizing Genotoxic Markers in 11/02/89 Medical Surveillance Screening"

American College of Occupational Medicine Conference Baltimore, Maryland

"The Toxicology of Solvents" 11/16/89 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Resident's Seminar Edgewood, Maryland "Occupational Bladder Cancer" 11/20/89 Occupational Medicine Grand Rounds -

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland

"Use of Biomarkers in Screening" 12/07/89 Preventive Medicine Resident's Seminar University of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland “Medical Surveillance in Industry" 01/23/90 University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland "Metal Toxicology" 02/13/90 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland "Solvent Toxicology" 02/15/90 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland "Metal Toxicology" 03/01/90 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Resident's Seminar Edgewood, Maryland "Managing Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace” 03/15/90 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland "Principles of Toxicology" 08/24/90 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Resident's Seminar Edgewood, Maryland


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"Solvent Toxicology" 09/16/90 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Resident's Seminar Edgewood, Maryland

"Infection Control Programs in the Fire Service" 11/16/90 Boston Fire Fighters Symposium on Health & Safety Boston, Massachusetts "The Occupational Medicine History" 01/11/91

"Educating Physicians about Occupational Health” - EPOCH George Washington University School of Medicine Washington, DC "Medical Surveillance Approaches for Populations 01/24/91

Exposed to Genotoxicants" Division of Physiology Seminar, Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health

Baltimore, Maryland "Managing Workplace Reproductive Hazards" 03/07/91 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Residents Seminar Baltimore, Maryland "Reproductive Hazards of Lead" 03/16/91 Prevention '91 Meeting of the American College of

Preventive Medicine Baltimore, Maryland "Occupational Health Services in Industry in the U.S.” 04/08/91 Norwegian Physician Symposium

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland "Managing Workplace Reproductive Hazards" 04/24/91 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland "Occupational Cancer" 04/25/91 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Residents Seminar Baltimore, Maryland "Introduction to Clinical Toxicology” 07/10/91 U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Residents Seminar Baltimore, Maryland "Medical Surveillance in Health Care Workers" 07/31/91 Continuing Education - Biohazards Course

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland


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"Reproductive Histories of Female Fire Fighters" 09/19/91 Redmond Symposium Las Vegas, Nevada

"Medical Surveillance for Fire Fighters" 10/10/91

Mayors Conference on Occupational Health Baltimore, Maryland “Health Effects of Aerosolized Pentamidine" 10/16/91 Office of Occupational Medicine Seminar/OSHA Washington, DC

"Survey of Occupational Medicine" 10/22/91 U.S. Postal Service Physicians Meetings Washington, DC "Genotoxic Exposure Assessment of Antineoplastic 11/13/91

Drug Handlers" American Public Health Association Meeting Atlanta, Georgia

"Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace" and 01/31/92 “Toxicology of Solvents"

U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine San Antonio, Texas "Occupational Cancer" 02/20/92 George Washington University Hospital

Medical Grand Rounds Washington, DC

"Reproductive Hazards of Lead Exposure" 05/05/92 American College of Occupational and

Environmental Medicine Annual Meeting Washington, DC "Managing Workplace Reproductive Hazards" 05/22/92 Allied Signal Corporation - Safety and Health Meeting Kansas City, MO

"Medical Surveillance for Hospital Workers" 07/18/92

Biohazards Safety Course The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

Baltimore, Maryland "OSHA: The Decade Ahead" 09/02/92

Midwest Center for Occupational Safety and Health University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minnesota


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"Medical Surveillance" and "Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs" 09/8-9/92

Physician Course - OSHA Training Institute Des Plains, Illinois "Occupational Health Regulation" 10/15/92 The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Baltimore, Maryland "Occupational Hazards of Health Care Workers" 11/07/92 SEIU Occupational Health Conference Baltimore, Maryland "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 01/21/93 Chicago Area Industrial Hygiene Association Chicago, Illinois "OSHA Guidance for Physicians' Offices" 01/28/93 Missouri Osteopathic Association Kansas City, Missouri

"Mechanisms of Reproductive Toxicity", 02/2-3/93 "Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs"

Toxicology Course - OSHA Training Institute Des Plaines, Illinois "Mechanisms of Reproductive Toxicity" 02/24/93 The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Baltimore, Maryland

"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 03/04/93 National Center for Hazard Communication College Park, Maryland

“Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 03/10/93

Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration Lansing, Michigan "Occupational and Environmental Causes of Cancer" 03/19/93 American College of Occupational and

Environmental Medicine - Midwest Regional Meeting Chicago, Illinois "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 03/31/93 OSHA Region II Managers Meeting Atlantic City, New Jersey “Managing Cumulative Trauma Disorders in the 04/22/93

Meat Packing Industry" OSHA Voluntary Protection Programs Participants Association Kansas City, Missouri


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"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 05/17/93

American Thoracic Society National Meeting San Francisco, California "Occupational Cancer" 06/04/93 Army Environmental Hygiene Agency Seminar Aberdeen, Maryland

“OSHA Confined Space Issues for the Fire Service” 8/9-12/93 Redmond Symposium International Association of Fire Fighters Boston, Massachusetts “OSHA Training Institute” 9/28-30/93 Physician's Course Mexico City, Mexico

"Biologic Agents in the Workplace" 10/05/93 Federal Safety and Health Congress Chicago, Illinois "Effects of Work on Health or Health on Work?" 10/07/93 The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public Health Survey in Public Health Course Baltimore, Maryland “Occupational Lead Poisoning" 10/24/93 American Public Health Association San Francisco, California "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 10/26/93 American Public Health Association San Francisco, California

"Hazards of Antineoplastic Drugs" 11/21-23/93

British Columbia Worker Compensation Board Vancouver, B.C., Canada

"Biologic Basis and Epidemiology of Tuberculosis" 11/30-12-1/93 OSHA National Training Chicago, Illinois

"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis", 12/6-8/93 "Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs"

Puerto Rican Safety & Health Conference Cerromar Beach, Puerto Rico


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"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis", 01/24-25/94 "Medical Surveillance Programs"

OSHA Training Institute Course, Army National Guard Training Facility

Little Rock, Arkansas

"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 01/31/94 American Hospital Association Meeting, Dallas, Texas "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 02/07/94 The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public Health Baltimore, Maryland "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 02/28/94 Veteran's Administration Hospital Des Moines, Iowa "Managing Occupational Reproductive Hazards" 03/16/94 The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland "OSHA Update” 03/29/94 Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine New Brunswick, New Jersey

"OSHA Update" 03/30/94 New Jersey Component American College of Occupational

& Environmental Medicine Summit, New Jersey "Legal & Regulatory Environment of Occupational Health" 04/04/94 The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public Health Baltimore, Maryland


American Lung Association of Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 04/22/94 Governor's Pacific Rim Safety & Health Conference Honolulu, Hawaii "Biologic Hazards in the Workplace" 04/27/94 Region X Safety & Health Managers Meeting Portland, Oregon "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 05/04/94 University of Washington Seattle, Washington


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"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 05/20/94 Army Environmental Hygiene Agency Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland "Federal Panel on Emerging Occupational 06/16/94

Environmental Health Issues" The Institute of Medicine Washington, D.C.


Mississippi Department of Public Health TB Controllers Meeting Jackson, Mississippi "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 07/26/94 Veteran's Affairs National Training on TB Little Rock, Arkansas “Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 08/03/94 Department of Energy National Safety and Health Training Seminar Denver, Colorado "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 08/23/94 University of Minnesota Northwest Center

for Occupational Safety and Health Minneapolis, Minnesota "Comprehensive Safety and Health Programs" 09/27/94 The Voluntary Protection Program Participants

Annual Meeting Phoenix, Arizona "Reproductive Hazards of Antineoplastic Drug Handling" 10/07/94 Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace Seminar -

University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah "Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace" 10/14/94 Ohio State Industrial Hygiene Association Meeting Dayton, Ohio "Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 10/25/94 National Safety Congress San Diego, California "Compliance Experience of Health Care Facilities 10/31/94

with OSHA TB Guidance" American Public Health Association Washington, DC


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"Preventing Occupational Tuberculosis" 11/17/94 Association of Practitioners of Infection Control Baltimore, Maryland "Compliance Experience of Health Care Facilities with 12/02/94

OSHA TB Guidance" Society for Occupational & Environmental Health Annual Meeting Washington, DC "OSHA Update on TB Prevention" 01/09/95 National TB Controllers Workshops-CDC Atlantic, Georgia "OSHA Update on TB Prevention" 01/19/95 National Coalition to Eliminate TB Annual Meeting Washington, D.C.

"Infectious Disease Issues in the Air Line Industry" 01/26/95 University of Maryland Hazard Communication Program Baltimore, Maryland "Preventing TB in Health Care Workers" 02/07/95 Medical Grand Rounds Fairfax Hospital Fairfax, Virginia

"Women and Occupational Health" 02/23/95 University of Oklahoma - ERC Oklahoma City, Oklahoma "Preventing Occupational TB", 03/20-23/95

"Update on Cadmium Medical Surveillance" Puerto Rico Safety & Health Conference Cerromar Beach, Puerto Rico "Preventing TB in Health Care Workers" 03/29/95 Oklahoma State Department of Health Tulsa, Oklahoma "Preventing Workplace Reproductive Hazards - Pharmaceuticals" 04/05/95 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland

"Respirator Decision Logic - Case Study - TB" 04/17/95 Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public Health Baltimore, Maryland

"Preventing Occupational TB" 04/18/95 Michigan Occupational Congress

Lansing, Michigan


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"Process of Respirator Selection for TB", "Emerging Biohazards“ 05/4-5/95 American Occupational Health Conference Las Vegas, Nevada

"Approach to Constructing a Medical Surveillance Program 05/08/95

The Case of Butadiene" Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public Health Occupational Medicine Grand Rounds

Baltimore, Maryland "Risk Assessment for an Ergonomic Standard", 05/24-25/95

"Update on Cadmium Medical Surveillance" American Industrial Hygiene Association Conference

Kansas City, Missouri

"Preventing Occupational TB" 06/09/95 University of Michigan - ERC Detroit, Michigan

"Preventing Occupational TB" 07/25/95 North Carolina Department of Health Asheville, North Carolina "Preventing Occupational TB", 08/28-30/95

"Infectious Disease Update in the Fire Service" Redmond Symposium San Francisco, California

"Preventive Medicine Program Survey of 09/11/95 Occupational Medicine at OSHA"

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, Georgia

"Occupational Tuberculosis: An Update 10/30/95 of OSHA's Compliance Experience"

American Public Health Association Meeting San Diego, California "OSHA Policy in Medical Surveillance" 12/08/95 Society of Occupational and Environmental Health Meeting Bethesda, Maryland “Preventing Occupational TB” 03/21/96 Tennessee Lung Association Meeting Gatlingberg, Tennessee “Reproductive Hazards in the Healthcare Environment” 03/25/96 U.S. Navy Environmental Health Symposium Norfolk, Virginia


July 8, 2016

“Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 04/10/96 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland “Reproductive Hazards in the Semiconductor Industry” 04/23/96 University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland

“Update in OSHA Mandated Medical Surveillance” 04/30/96 American Occupational Health Conference San Antonio, Texas “The OSHA Priority Planning Process” 05/28/96 University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Piscataway, New Jersey “Managing Workplace Reproductive Hazards” 07/16/96 JCAHO Staff Training Chicago, Illinois “Occupational Safety and Health Future Priorities” 08/22/96 U.S. Air Force Medical Operations Retreat Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland “The OSHA/Joint Commission Partnership in Safety and Health” 11/12/96 Wisconsin Medical Society Meeting Madison, Wisconsin “Hazards in Healthcare Workers” 12/04/96 NIOSH/ERC Conference on Healthcare Workers Chicago, Illinois “Genotoxic Exposure Assessment in Pharmacy Personnel” 02/06/97 University of Maryland Preventive Medicine Seminar Baltimore, Maryland “Emerging Hazards in Healthcare Industry” 02/28/97 JCAHO Educational Seminar Chicago, Illinois “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 03/12/97 JCAHO Educational Seminar Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 03/19/97 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, Maryland


July 8, 2016

“The Joint Commission/OSHA Partnership: 04/29/97 What it Means in Health Care”

Michigan Safety Conference Lansing, Michigan “The Future of Occupational Safety and Health” 04/30/97 Maryland Governor’s Conference on Safety and Health Baltimore, Maryland “Controlling Hazards” 5/6/97 University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland “The OSHA/Joint Commission Partnership in Healthcare” 5/15/97 American Occupational Health Conference Orlando, Florida “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 5/28/97 Joint Commission Sponsored Training Meeting

Los Angeles, California “Taking the Occupational History” and 6/3-4/97

“Depleted Uranium Exposure of Gulf War Veterans” Department of Veterans Affairs Gulf War Illness Update Long Beach, California “Sister Chromatid Exchanges in Pharmacists 7/1/97

Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs” International Commission on Occupational Health Health Care Workers Meeting Edinburgh, Scotland “Data Sources for Occupational Cancer Surveillance in Fire Fighters” 8/6/97 Redmond Symposium Toronto, Canada “The Joint Commission / OSHA Partnership” 9/9/97 Satellite Video Conference Network Continuing Education Broadcast Dallas, Texas “What’s Hot in Healthcare” 9/19/97 University Safety Association Ann Arbor, Michigan “Women, Work and Health” 9/22/97 Heinz Family Foundation Meeting on Women’s

Occupational Health Boston, Massachusetts


July 8, 2016

“Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 9/24/97 Texas Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting San Antonio, Texas “Biologic Monitoring Results of Depleted Uranium 10/25/97

Exposed Gulf War Veterans” Collegium Ramazzini Carpi, Italy “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 10/28/97 Maryland Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting Baltimore, Maryland “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 11/5/97 Texas Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting Houston, Texas “Women in the Workforce” 11/6/97 University of Illinois Educational Resource Center Chicago, Illinois “Exposure Assessment in Depleted Uranium 11/11/97

Exposed Gulf War Veterans” American Public Health Association, Indianapolis, Indiana “The OSHA/Joint Commission Partnership: 11/12/97

New Opportunities for Health Protection” American Public Health Association Indianapolis, Indiana “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 12/12/97 Florida Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting Orlando, Florida

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium” 12/22/97 Occupational Medicine Grand Rounds John Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health

Baltimore, Maryland “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 1/28/98 Kentucky Hospital Association/Joint Commission Meeting Louisville, Kentucky “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 2/11/98 Florida Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting Palm Beach, Florida


July 8, 2016

“Medical Surveillance from an OSHA Perspective” 3/26/98 Occupational Medicine Seminar Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 3/27/98 Missouri Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting St. Louis, Missouri “The OSHA / Joint Commission Partnership” 4/3/98 University of Washington, Educational Resource Center Seattle, Washington “Biological Monitoring of Depleted Uranium 4/30/98

Exposed Gulf War Veterans” American Occupational Health Conference Boston, Massachusetts “Medical Surveillance for Hazardous Drugs”, 5/5-9/98

“Waste Anesthetic Gases”, “Latex "Allergy in Health Care” Joint Commission / OSHA Training Chicago, Illinois

“NIOSH-National Occupational Research 5/15/98 Agenda (NORA) in Reproductive Hazards”

Hazardous Substances and Male Reproductive Health-International Conference

New York, New York “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 8/5-7/98 “Latex Allergy” “The OSHA / Joint Commission Partnership” Puerto Rico Federal Safety council San Juan, Puerto Rico

“Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 8/11-12/98

“The OSHA / Joint Commission Partnership” “Waste Anesthetic Gases” Department of Veterans Affairs - Safety and Health in Healthcare Las Vegas, Nevada “Reproductive Hazards in Health Care” 10/19/98 Georgia Hospital Association / Joint Commission Meeting Atlanta, Georgia “Persistence of Urinary Uranium Elevation in Depleted 10/24/98 Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans” Collegium Ramazzini Carpi, Italy


July 8, 2016

“Chemical Hazards in Health Care” 10/30/98

Texas Practitioners of Infection Control Meeting Austin, Texas

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed 11/17-18/98 Gulf War Veterans”

“OSHA / Joint Commission Partnership: Domestic Harmonization” American Public Health Association Washington, DC “Medical Surveillance from an OSHA Perspective” 11/20/98 Occupational Medicine Seminar Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Medical Surveillance in the Hierarchy of Controls” 11/23/98 Occupational Medicine Grand Rounds The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Baltimore, Maryland

“Reproductive Hazards in Health Care”, "Waste Anesthetic Gases” 12/10-11/98 "Latex Allergy”

Joint Commission Continuing Education Phoenix, Arizona “Health Effects of Depleted Uranium: 2/99 Institute of Medicine Committee on Gulf War Illnesses Washington, DC “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 2/12/99 JCAHO Educational Seminar Boston, Massachusetts “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 3/24/99 JCAHO Educational Seminar Dallas, Texas

“Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 4/29/99 JCAHO Educational Seminar New Orleans, Louisiana “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 5/12/99 JCAHO Educational Seminar New York, New York “Reproductive Hazards of Pharmaceuticals” 6/17/99 JCAHO Educational Seminar Indianapolis, Indiana


July 8, 2016

"OSHA Standard Making Process, Health Effects, Sampling, 6/28/99 Monitoring, Agency Partnership"

Council of State & Territorial Epidemiologists Atlanta, Georgia “Hazardous Drug Handling” 7/15-16/99 “Latex Issues in Health Care” JCAHO Educational Seminar Denver, Colorado

“Chemical Hazards in Health Care” 8/4/99 American Industrial Hygiene Association Meeting on

Hazards in Health Care Colorado Springs, Colorado

“The Fire Fighting Environment and Breast 8/25/99 Cancer and Gynecologic Malignancy Risk”

Redmond Symposium on Fire Service Safety and Health Honolulu, Hawaii "Investigation of a Spontaneous Abortion Cluster" 10/3-6/99 Reproductive Health Conference Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers Inc. Toronto, Canada

“OSHA/ Joint Commission Partnership” 10/21/99 National Training on Ergonomics in Healthcare Joint Commission Satellite Network Dallas, Texas "Women's Environments & Women's Health" 10/22/99 Women's Health Research Symposium Baltimore, Maryland

“Medical Surveillance Results of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf 10/30/99 War Veterans”

Scientific Meeting of Fellows – Collegium Ramazzini Carpi, Italy "International Conferences on Low-Level Radiation Injury 11/8-10/99 and Medical Countermeasures" Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute Bethesda, Maryland

“Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs” 11/12/99 Oncology Nursing Society National Meeting

Salt Lake City, Utah


July 8, 2016

“Depleted Uranium Exposure and Health Effects” 2/2/00 Navy Environmental Health Center National Conference Norfolk, VA

“Hazards in Healthcare” 4/7/00 Oklahoma Hospital Association and JCAHO Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

“Effects of Hazardous Drugs” 5/12/00 Oncology Nursing Society National Meeting San Antonio, Texas “OSHA/Joint Commission Partnerships in Healthcare” 5/30/00

OSHA Voluntary Protection Program Participants National Conference

Seattle, Washington

“Reproductive Hazards in the Fire Service” 5/24/00 Rhode Island Firefighters Safety & Survival Meeting Providence, Rhode Island

“Reproductive Hazards in Healthcare” 7/12/00

“OSHA and the JCAHO Partnership” Veterans Health Administration National Occupational

Health and Safety Conference San Antonio, Texas

“OSHA/Joint Commission Partnerships in Healthcare” 8/30/00 OSHA Voluntary Protection Program Participants Assn. National Conference

Seattle, Washington “Medical Removal Protection in the Ergonomics Standard” 10/17/00

National Safety Council Annual Meeting Orlando, Florida

“Urinary Uranium Measures in an Enlarged Gulf War Cohort” 10/28/00 Scientific Session of Fellows-Collegium Ramazzini Carpi, Italy

“Early Environmental Studies of Hazardous Drugs” 12/5/00

American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists National Meeting Las Vegas, Nevada

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans 1/26/01 an Update”

Veterans Affairs – DOD National Meeting: Illnesses among Gulf War Veterans:

Washington, DC


July 8, 2016

“Hazards in Healthcare” 4/27/01 Maryland Hospital Association and JCAHO

Baltimore, Maryland “Health Effects of Hazardous Drugs” 5/17/01 Oncology Nursing Society National Meeting San Diego, California “Infection Control and Healthcare Workers” 6/15/01 Association of Professionals in Infection Control

National Meeting Seattle, Washington “Environmental Effects on Reproductive Health – What are the Facts” 9/14/01 New Directions in Perinatal Care – 4th Annual Conference Chesapeake Health Education Program, Inc. (CHEP) Baltimore, Maryland

“Update on Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs – Stakeholder Activities” 12/2-6/01 American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting New Orleans, Louisiana

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans” 2/6/02

University of Maryland School of Medicine Medical Grand Rounds Baltimore, Maryland

“Hazards to Healthcare Workers” 02/23-27/02 Speaking for Mexico Directorate of Environmental Health Mexico City, Mexico “Ten Year follow-up of Depleted Uranium Exposure of Gulf 03/05/02 War Veterans” Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Piscataway, NJ “Hazards in Health Care” 03/25/02 OSHA/Joint Commission Training Williamsburg, VA

“Safe Handling of Cytotoxic Agents” 04/18/02 Oncology Nursing Society Annual Meeting Washington, DC


July 8, 2016

“Controversies and Work Restrictions: Reproductive Hazards 05/03/02 in Healthcare”

Association of Professionals in Infection Control 2002 Seminar

Pewaukee, WI

“Occupational Hazards to Heath Care Workers: Research & 7/31/02-8/01/02 Prevention Northwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety Seattle, WA

“Advancing the Health of Women: Prevention, 10/7/02

Practice and Policy” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Atlanta, GA “Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Cohort: 10/14/02 Ten Year of Follow-Up”

Lecture John Hopkins School of Public Health

Baltimore, Maryland “Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans 11/6/02

A Ten-Year Follow-Up” The Atlanta Chapter of the Health Physics Society (HPS) Atlanta, GA

“Update on Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs – Stakeholder Activities” 12/12/02 CDC/NIOSH Midyear Clinical Meeting Atlanta, GA “Toxicity of Uranium to the Kidney” 01/08/03 “Renal Effects of Uranium Exposure”

“Medical Surveillance Discussion” ATSDR Sponsored

University of Cincinnati Visiting Professor Cincinnati, OH

“Overview of Health Care Facilities, Regulators, and 02/17-18/03 Patient Care Issues/Anesthetic Waste Gases

Physician Health Care Course - 336 OSHA Training Institute

Providence, RI “Applying Biomarkers to Occupational Health Practice” 03/24-25/03 CDC/NIOSH Workshop Santa, Fe, NM


July 8, 2016

"Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs“ 05/03/03 American Occupational Health Conference The Annual Meetings of the American College of Occupational/Environmental Medicine American Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia “Reproductive Health Effects and Occupational Exposure 06/22/03 to Hazardous Drugs” Sixteenth International Conference of the Organization of Teratology Information Services (OTIS) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Occupational Exposures and Reproductive Health” 06/25/03

The Teratology Society’s 43rd Annual Meeting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

“Health Effects and Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Drugs” 09/06/03 North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology CDC/NIOSH Workshop – Antineoplastic Drug Exposure In Health Care Providers Chicago, Illinois “Health and Safety for the Professional Fire Fighter” 10/07/2003 International Association of Fire Fighters Seventeenth Symposium on the Occupational Health and Hazards of the Fire Service San Francisco, California “Occupational Medicine or Public Health” 10/30/2003

25th Anniversary of the Occupational Medicine Residency Program at Johns Hopkins

Baltimore, Maryland

“Building Safety and Health Programs in Healthcare” 01/28/2004 “What’s Hot” “Overview of the Healthcare Industry” Augusta VAMC, VISN-wide Environment and Safety

Conference Augusta, GA

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans 02/23/2004

A Ten-Year Follow-Up” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Washington, DC


July 8, 2016

“Safe Handling of Antineoplastic Drugs” 04/14-17/2004 Ninth International Symposium on Oncology Pharmacy Practice Torino, Italy “Pre-Conception/Pre-Natal Environmental Health 04/29/2004 Considerations: Opportunities for Prevention” NCBDD/CDC Atlanta, GA “Overview of the Health Care Industry” 05/3-4/2004 “Controlling Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Drugs” “Anesthetic Waste Gases/Latex Allergies” OSHA Health Care Course OSHA Training Institute Chicago, IL “Overview of the Health Care Industry” 06/29/04 “Controlling Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Drugs” “Anesthetic Waste Gases/Latex Allergies” OSHA Health Care Course Frankfort, KY

“Health Effects of Depleted Uranium Exposed Gulf War Veterans 08/9-11/2004

A 12-Year Follow-Up” Deployment Health Track at the 7th Annual Force Health Protection Conference U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Albuquerque, NM “Controlling Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Drugs” 09/07/2004 AOHP - Association of Health Care Professionals

University of Maryland School of Nursing Baltimore, MD “Urine Biomarkers of Renal Effects of Depleted 09/27/2004 Uranium (DU) in Exposed U.S. Veterans of The 1991 Gulf War Continuing Concepts in Toxicology

Society of Toxicology (SOT) European Society of Toxicologic Pathology (ESTP) Lindau/Bondensee, Germany “NIOSH Alert on Reducing Occupational Exposure 10/3-5/2004 to Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare: Converting Theory to Practice NIOSH, Alert Conference San Antonio, TX


July 8, 2016

“Health Effects and Long-Term Surveillance Results in 10/19-20/2004 Gulf War 1 Soldiers Exposed to DU” International Workshop for Depleted Uranium State of Knowledge and Research Prospects Instituto Superior de Sanita Rome, Italy

“Women at Work: Traditional and Non-Traditional Hazards 01/27/05

and Prevention Strategies” American Medical Women’s Association Washington, DC “Design of a Surveillance Program for an 05/02/2005 Under characterized Hazard: Communicating Risk in an Environment of Distrust: The Case of

Depleted Uranium AOHC Health/Educational Conference Washington, DC “Chemotherapy Safety in Veterinary Practice, Part I” 05/16/2005 “Chemotherapy Safety in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Part II” The Society of Veterinary Hospital Pharmacists 24th Annual Meeting Chevy Chase, MD

“When the Diagnosis Is Work Related” 05/26/2005

The 5th Annual Update in Internal Medicine Conference University of Maryland, School of Medicine Baltimore, MD “Activity in Preconception/Pre-Natal Environmental Health” 06/10/2005

AOEC/PEHSU Annual Meeting Arlington, VA “The Occupational and Environmental History: A Key Element 06/22/2005 of the Pre-Conception Visit” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)/

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)/ March of Dimes National Summit on Preconception Care Atlanta, GA

“Overview of the Health Care Industry” 07/26-26/2005 “Controlling Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Drugs” “Anesthetic Waste Gases/Latex Allergies” OSHA Health Care Course Basking Ridge, NJ


July 8, 2016

“Chemical Hazards in Healthcare: High Hazard, Hazard 09/18-21/05 High Risk but Low Protection” Framing the Future in Light of the Past: Living in a

Chemical World Collegium Ramazzini’s International Conference

Bologna, Italy

“Antineoplastic Drugs and Medical Surveillance in Healthcare 09/30/05 Facilities” Healthcare Employee Health Nurses Association of New England (HEHNA) Annual Meeting Portsmouth, NH “The NIOSH Alert on Preventing Occupational Exposure 11/05/05 to Antineoplastic and other Hazardous Drugs” 2005 Annual Conference – The Evolving Occupational Health Nurse

California State Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Inc. (CSAOHN) San Francisco, CA “Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs” Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) 6th Annual Institutes 11/12/05 Of Learning Phoenix, AZ “Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: Managing the Risk” 03/6-10/06 International Conference: Occupational and Environmental Health: Emergencies in Developing Countries” Quito, Ecuador “Cytotoxic Handling – Assessing the Real Risks and Medical 04/3-6/06 Surveillance Issues” “NIOSH Alert on Reducing Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare – Converting Theory into Practice” The Tenth International Symposium on Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

“Medical Surveillance Considerations for 05/7-10/06

Healthcare Workers Handling Hazardous Drugs American College of Occupational and Environmental

Medicine Health Conference (AOHC) Los Angeles, CA

“Reproductive Hazards in the Lab” 05/23/06

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Laboratory Safety and Health Conference Sterling, VA


July 8, 2016

“Metrics of Healthcare as a High Hazard Industry” 06/11-16/06 International Commission on Occupational Health

28TH International Congress on Occupational Health ICOH 2006

Milan, Italy “Reproductive Hazards in the Lab” 09/28/06 Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) New York, NY “Reproductive Hazards in the Lab” 02/6/07 Seminar for MDs at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Drug Enforcement Administration Laboratories Arlington, VA “Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace” 02/16/07 Clinical Environmental and Occupational Toxicology Lecture Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD “Depleted Uranium (DU) Follow-Up Program Update” 04/11/07 Seminar Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ “Metal Fragment Management: Lessons Learned from the 04/12/07 Depleted Uranium (DU) Cohort Evolving Paradigms Conference: Providing Healthcare to Transitioning Combat Veterans Department of Veterans Affairs Las Vegas, NV

Presentation for Committee on “DU Exposure and Health Effects in Gulf War Veterans” 06/28/07

Gulf War and Health: Updated Literature Review of Depleted Uranium” Institute of Medicine Washington, DC “Data Collection for Medical Surveillance in the 10/07

Fire Service and Cancer Registry for the Fire Service” IAFF Nineteenth Biennial Symposium on the

Occupational Health and Hazards of the Fire Service Chicago, Ill


July 8, 2016

“Occupational Reproductive Hazards” 11/30-12/01/07 International Conference on Occupational and

Environmental Health in the Asia/Pacific Region” Collegium Ramazzini Satellite Workshop Bangkok, Thailand “The Job Modification Prescription in Preconception and 12/04-06/07 Pregnancy” Second National Summit on Preconception Care Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)/

March of Dimes Oakland, CA “Occupational Exposure Surrounding Conception: 04/14-15/08

When Might it Matter?” National Institutes of Health U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Preconception Care Research: Improving Birth Outcomes

and Reproductive Health Workshop Potomac, MD “Collaborative Partnerships and Products of the NIOSH 07/29/08 Hazardous Drug Working Group” NIOSH NORA Symposium 2008 Denver, CO “Improving Perinatal Outcomes: Science to Action in Our 09/25/08 Current Environment” 7th Annual Tarrant County Infant Mortality Summit Tarrant County Infant Mortality Network Fort Worth, TX “Depleted Uranium (DU): Update of the Cohort” 12/17/08 Instituto Superiore di Sanite Rome, Italy “Environmental Contributions to Perinatal Outcomes” 04/21/09 For Environmentally Literate Healthcare Providers Magee-Women’s Hospital of UPMC Workshop University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Pittsburgh, PA “Respiratory Protection for Healthcare Workers” 06/16-19/09 “Overview of the Healthcare Sector: Principles of Health & Safety for Healthcare Workers” Workshop on Occupational Health and Safety for Healthcare Workers Sponsored by the Guyana Ministry of Health and PAHO Georgetown, Guyana


July 8, 2016

“Vigilancia Medica Y Monitoreo Biologico para trabajadores 08/1-5/09 De alto riesgo” “Efectos genotoxicos en enfermeras y personed de farmacia Que maneja agentes quimico terapeuticos” International Course in Occupational Cancer National Cancer Institute Bogota, Colombia “VA Toxic Embedded Fragment Center: Health Surveillance 08/17-20/09 And Fragment Management Guidelines” Annual Force Health Protection Conference Albuquerque, NM “Cancer in the Fire Service” 11/8/09 John P. Redmond 19th Symposium Occupational Health and Hazards of the Fire Service Los Angeles, CA “Mission of the University of Maryland Collaborating Center” 11/15-18/09 Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) Collaborating Centers (CC) Meeting

Sao Paulo, Brazil “NIOSH Study of Healthcare Workers Handling Anti-Cancer 12/6-10/09 Agents: Chromosomal Effects American Society of Health-System Pharmacists 44th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting/Exhibition

“Guiding Change” Las Vegas, NV “Parental Occupation and Risk to Children’s Health” and 12/17-19/09 “Hazards in Healthcare: Strategies for Risk Reduction International Conference for Preventing Emerging Occupational

and Environmental Risks In South Asia and Beyond Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) New Delhi, India “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel 03/31/2010 Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs”

University of Maryland School of Medicine Medical Grand Rounds Baltimore, Maryland

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 05/5-8/2010 Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” 12th Symposium of the International Society of Oncology Pharmacy Practitioners (ISOPP) Prague, Czech Republic


July 8, 2016

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel” 10/22-24/2010 Collegium Ramazzini International Conference

Carpi, Italy “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel” 11/19/20/2010 Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs” International Conference of Preventive Medicine and

Public Health, Symposium of Pecs Pecs, Hungry “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 12/07/2010 Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” American Society of Health-System Pharmacists ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting/Exhibition Los Angeles, CA “Women Work” 03/09/2011 Institute of Medicine Committee on Preventive Services for Women Washington, DC “Overview of the Department of Veterans Affairs 03/21-25/2011 Depleted Uranium Surveillance Program”

Annual Force Health Protection Conference Hampton, VA “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 04/30/2011 Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs” Oncology Nursing Society 36th Annual Oncology Nursing Society Congress Boston, MA “Depleted Uranium (DU) and Toxic Embedded Fragments: 05/12/2011 What the Clinician needs to know” War Related Illness and Injury Conference Ann Arbor, MI “Occupational Disease in the Fire Service” 08/14-18/11 “The Wellness-Fitness Registry: What’s in it for Dept.” The IAFF Redmond Symposium/EMS Conference Crossroads: Health, Safety and EMS New York, NY “Depleted Uranium (DU) and Toxic Embedded Fragments” 09/14-15/11 OEF/OIF Conference St. Louis Employee Education System (EES) Brookfield, WI


July 8, 2016

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 10/02/2011 Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” 21st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences Kobe, Japan “Medical Surveillance for Occupational Cohorts: The Care of 10/14/2011 Gulf War Veterans” Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Live Talk – Current Issues in Public Health (Distance Learning) Baltimore, MD

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 11/07/2011 Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Education and Resource (ERC) Seminar Baltimore, MD

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 01/09/2012

Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Hematology Grand Rounds Baltimore, MD

“Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 02/01/2012 Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” JHMI, Oncology Nursing Research Journal Club Baltimore, MD

“Environmental Exposures through the Age Span” 03/20/2012 University of Buenos Aires Buenos Aires, Argentina “Occupational and Environmental Exposures to 03/22-24/2012 Pharmaceuticals” and “Parental Exposures as Determinants of Child Health” Environmental Health and the Political Agenda” an Universidad de la Republica Montevideo, Uruguay “Update of Activities with Hazardous Drug Safe Handling” 05/03/2012 NIOSH, Health Care & Social Assistance Sector Council Meeting Washington, DC “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Healthcare Workers 05/10/2012

Handling Anti-Neoplastic Drugs” International Society of Oncology Pharmacy Practice Melbourne, Australia


July 8, 2016

“A Healthy Workforce: Lessons from the Fire Fighter Wellness 05/21/2012 and Fitness Initiative”

Inova Occupational Health for Public Safety Program Inova Alexandria Hospital Alexandria, VA “Environmental Exposures Surrounding Conception as Determinants 10/25/2012 Of Child Health” Istituto Superiore di Sanita Rome, Italy “Hazards of Environmental Drug Contamination” 12/3-4/2012 “Chemotherapy Handling: Recent Changes and Future Challenges”

The 7th Princess Chulabhorn International Science Congress Joint Conference of the Chulabhorn Hospital and The Asia-Pacific Oncology Pharmacy Society Bangkok, Thailand

“When the Diagnosis is Occupational” 01/14/2013

Ambulatory Care Conference University of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland

“Hazards of Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Anti-Cancer 02/07/2013 Drugs” and “Chromosome 5 and 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel

Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs” OM Grand Rounds, NW Center for Occupational Health & Safety

Seattle, Washington “Chromosome 5 & 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel 03/07/2013

Handling Anti-Cancer Drugs” Cancer Prevention Grand Rounds The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center San Antonio, TX “Surveillance of Gulf War I Veterans Exposed to Depleted Uranium: 04/01/2013 20 Years of Follow-Up” Seminar The University of Iowa, College of Public Health Cedar Rapids, IA “Chromosome 5 & 7 Abnormalities in Oncology Personnel Handling 04/03/2013 Anti-Cancer Drugs” NORA Interdisciplinary Seminar Series North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research Center Chapel Hill, NC


July 8, 2016

“Protecting Health Workers” 05/09/2013 International Physicians Exchange Program (IPEP) Lecture University of Maryland School of Medicine Institute of Human Virology Baltimore, MD “Safe Handling of Hazardous Anti-Cancer Drugs in Low Resource 09/22-25/2013 Settings” ICOH Joint Conference 2013 Sao Paulo, Brazil “Environmental Agent Exposure and Toxicology in Recent Military 09/25-10/1/13 Conflicts (and the Case of Depleted Uranium) Western Occupational and Environmental Medical Assoc. Western Occupational Health Conference Honolulu, Hawaii “Occupational Health in Health Care Workers in the U.S.: The Case 10/18/2013 Of Workplace Violence” University of Belgrade School of Medicine Serbian Nurses Association Belgrade, SRB “Technology Applications in Cancer Care: Opportunities for Safety Synergies” 01/23/2014 2014 Cancer Technology & Epidemiology Symposium University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD “Protecting Health Workers” 04/04/2014 International Physicians Exchange Program (IPEP) Lecture University of Maryland School of Medicine Institute of Human Virology Baltimore, MD “Safe Handling of Hazardous Anti-Cancer Drugs in Low Resource 04/28/2014 Settings” World Day for Safety and Health at Work Webinar Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Washington, DC “Protecting Health Workers” 05/08/2014 International Physicians Exchange Program (IPEP) Lecture University of Maryland School of Medicine Institute of Human Virology Baltimore, MD “Protecting Health Workers” 06/12/2014 University of the Gambia School of Medicine Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital Banjul, The Gambia


July 8, 2016

“Exposure to Hazardous Drugs: Clinical Evaluation and Medical 09/05/2014 Surveillance” “Overview of the Health Risks and Medical Surveillance of Hazardous Drugs” Course entitled: Guidance for Safe Handing of Hazardous Drugs University of Washington School of Public Health Seattle, WA “Chemical Hazards in Heath Care: Medical Surveillance and Intervention 09/10/2014 Strategies for a High Hazard Employment Sector” AOHP 2014 National Conference New Orleans, LA “Reproductive Health and Chromosomal Effects of Occupational Exposure 09/24/2014 To Hazardous Drugs” BD Pharmacy Symposium Brussels, Belgium “Chromosome Effects in Oncology Workers Handling Chemotherapy Agents 10/18/2014 and Implications for Safe Handling” 2014 Regional Occupational Health Conference Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health Laurel, MD “Occupational Health in the Ebola Outbreak” 11/18/2014 University of Maryland, Baltimore Ebola Symposium Baltimore, MD “Medical Surveillance” 02/16/2015 Oncology Nursing Society Association Stakeholder Meeting Washington, DC “Medical Surveillance for Heathcare Workers Exposed to HD” 04/09/2015 Annual Emerging Issues in Occupational Health & Safety Conference Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center Grand National Opelika, AL “Hazardous Drugs in Oncology Practice: Evidence of Exposure and 07/16-18/2015 Origins of Safe Handling Guidelines” The Japanese Society of Medical Oncology 2015 Annual Meeting (JSMO 2015) Sapporo, Japan


July 8, 2016

“Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs Anti-Cancer Drugs in 09/15/2015 Low Resource Settings and Healthcare Worker Considerations” NCI Center for Global Health Rockville, MD “Medical Surveillance for Hazardous Drug Handler” 09/26/2015 Pharmacology Updates in Oncology Practice Oncology Nursing Society Memphis, TN “Chemical Hazards in the Hospital Environment” 10/26/2015 University of Modena Modena, Italy “Chemical Hazard of Sterilants and Germicidal Agents 02/22-26/2016 In Healthcare: from Ebola to the Everyday” “Hazardous Drugs Safe Handling” The National VA Council 2016 National Safety & Health Conference Las Vegas, Nevada “Hazardous Drug in the Healthcare Sector” 04/01/2016 The New York/New Jersey Educational Resource Centers

37th Annual Scientific Meeting Occupational Safety and Health for Healthcare Workers New York, NY “Occupational Reproductive and Developmental Hazards: An Overview” 04/10-13/2016

American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) Annual 2016 American Occupational Health Conference

Chicago, IL “The We* Dimension” A stage for the evolution of hospital pharmacy 09/01-02/2016 APOTECA Community International Meeting Ancona, Italy

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